KOA → SEA

Big Island Volcanoes

Dramatic views of Mauna Kea and the Kohala coast immediately after taking off from Kona.

The Aloha Chain

Views of Maui, Molokai, and Lanai as the flight path tracks north-northeast away from the islands.

Mount Rainier

The crown jewel of the Pacific Northwest, appearing massive and majestic on the right side during the descent.

Mount St. Helens

Look for the distinct horseshoe-shaped crater left by the 1980 eruption as you pass through Southern Washington.

Mount Adams

Another massive stratovolcano in the Cascades that is frequently visible alongside Rainier.

Pacific Horizon

Uninterrupted views of the vast Pacific Ocean, perfect for spotting cloud formations and sunrises or sunsets depending on flight timing.

Olympic Mountains

The rugged, glaciated peaks of Olympic National Park are visible as the plane nears the Washington coastline.

Puget Sound

A bird's-eye view of the intricate waterways, islands, and ferry routes that define the Seattle metropolitan area.

Seattle Skyline

On a typical southerly approach (Runway 16), passengers get a clear view of the Space Needle and the downtown skyscrapers.