LAS → MEX

Hoover Dam & Lake Mead

Visible almost immediately after takeoff, this engineering marvel and its vast reservoir stand out against the desert.

Grand Canyon (Distant)

Depending on the flight path, the northern horizon may reveal the deep red fissures of the Grand Canyon's western rim.

Sierra Madre Occidental

The rugged, pine-topped peaks of Mexico's largest mountain range provide a textured landscape for much of the mid-flight.

Guanajuato & Bajío

Views of the high-altitude colonial heartland of Mexico, characterized by colorful cities nestled in valley floors.

Popocatépetl Volcano

On the descent into MEX, the massive active volcano and its twin, Iztaccíhuatl, dominate the left-side horizon.

Las Vegas Strip

Upon departure, the world-famous skyline of mega-resorts is often visible if taking off toward the south or west.

Sonoran Desert

Witness the stark beauty of the Arizona and Sonora borderlands, featuring vast salt flats and saguaro-dotted plains.

Sea of Cortez

From cruising altitude, the deep blue waters of the Gulf of California are visible shimmering to the far west.

Guadalajara Metro

As the flight progresses south, you will pass the sprawling urban area of Mexico's second-largest city.

Nevado de Toluca

A stunning extinct volcano with a large crater, often visible shortly before the descent into the capital.