LAS → MIA

Lake Mead

Visible almost immediately after takeoff, the deep blue reservoir contrasts sharply with the surrounding red Mojave desert.

Grand Canyon

Depending on the specific flight path, the northern rim and the vast geological layers of the canyon are often visible to the north.

The Ozark Plateau

Rolling hills and dense forest cover as the plane transitions from the dry west to the humid eastern United States.

Mississippi River

The massive, winding waterway provides a clear landmark separating the central plains from the southeastern states.

Tampa Bay

Upon reaching Florida, you will likely cross the coast near Tampa, offering views of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge and the Gulf of Mexico.

Hoover Dam

A classic view of this engineering marvel can be spotted just south of the departure path out of Las Vegas.

Sonoran Desert

Expansive views of the arid Southwest, including the rugged mountains of New Mexico and West Texas.

New Orleans & Delta

If the flight path hugs the southern coast, the sprawling Mississippi River Delta and New Orleans may be visible.

The Everglades

As you descend into MIA, the vast, swampy 'River of Grass' stretches out to the horizon to the west of the city.

Miami Skyline

On final approach, particularly if landing towards the east, the skyscrapers of Downtown Miami and Brickell come into view.