LAX → BDL

San Gabriel Mountains

Visible immediately after takeoff, these rugged peaks provide a dramatic contrast to the Los Angeles urban sprawl.

Mojave National Preserve

Vast desert landscapes and unique volcanic formations visible as the flight reaches cruising altitude.

The Wasatch Range

Spectacular views of the snow-capped mountains near Salt Lake City as you cross into the heart of the West.

Lake Michigan Shoreline

On a clear day, the southern tip of the lake and the Chicago skyline are often visible in the distance.

Finger Lakes Region

The distinct, narrow glacial lakes of Upstate New York create a unique pattern on the landscape during the descent.

Los Angeles Basin

A sprawling view of the city, including Downtown LA and the Inland Empire, during the initial climb.

Colorado Plateau

Striking red rock formations and deep canyons visible over Arizona and southern Utah.

The Front Range

Views of where the Rocky Mountains transition into the Great Plains, specifically near the Denver area.

Hudson River Valley

A scenic view of the winding river and the rolling hills of the Catskills during the final stage of the flight.

Connecticut River Valley

Lush greenery and historic New England towns visible as the aircraft aligns for its final approach into BDL.