LAX → HNL

Southern California Coast

Immediate views of Manhattan Beach and the South Bay coastline shortly after lifting off from LAX.

Santa Catalina Island

Depending on the specific departure path, Catalina often appears to the south during the initial climb.

The Pacific Horizon

Hours of deep sapphire blue ocean views with high chances of seeing complex cloud formations and sun glints.

Diamond Head

The most famous landmark in Hawaii, providing a breathtaking view as the plane aligns for the final approach.

Waikiki Skyline

A stunning panorama of Honolulu's beachfront high-rises and the turquoise waters of the reef.

Santa Monica Mountains

Beautiful views of the Malibu coast and the rugged mountains to the north during the departure bank.

Deep Sea Spotting

While difficult from cruising altitude, keep an eye out for ship wakes and varying ocean textures.

Oahu North Shore

On certain flight paths, you may see the lush, rugged northern coastline of the island during descent.

Pearl Harbor

As the plane approaches the runway, the right side provides a direct view of the USS Arizona Memorial and Ford Island.

Sunset Advantage

On afternoon flights, the right side faces north, away from the direct glare of the sun, making it easier to look out the window.