KUL → NRT

Kuala Lumpur Skyline

Shortly after takeoff, enjoy a bird's-eye view of the Klang Valley and the distinctive silhouette of the Petronas Twin Towers if the flight path tracks north.

Taiwanese Alps

As the flight crosses Taiwan, the left side gazes upon the dramatic 3,000-meter peaks of the Central Mountain Range and the Yushan National Park.

Izu Peninsula

Upon entering Japanese airspace, the coastline of Shizuoka and the rugged Izu Peninsula come into view, marking the final approach toward the Kanto Plain.

Mount Fuji

The crown jewel of the flight; on clear days, the snow-capped peak of Fuji is visible to the north-west as the aircraft begins its descent into the Narita area.

Tokyo Bay

During specific approach patterns, you may see the sprawling urban expanse of Tokyo and the busy shipping lanes of the bay before turning toward Chiba.

South China Sea Islands

Depending on the exact airway, you may spot various remote atolls and reef formations scattered across the South China Sea.

Okinawa & Ryukyu Chain

The flight path often passes near the Ryukyu Islands, offering glimpses of turquoise waters and coral reefs surrounding Okinawa and smaller islets.

Boso Peninsula

Final approach often follows the scenic coastline of the Boso Peninsula in Chiba, showing the contrast between the Pacific surf and the lush Japanese countryside.