LAX → YYZ

San Gabriel Mountains

Rising sharply after takeoff from LAX, these rugged peaks provide a dramatic exit from the Los Angeles basin.

Grand Canyon North Rim

Depending on the specific flight path, the left side typically looks north into the deepest and most scenic sections of the canyon.

Rocky Mountains

Aerial views of the snow-capped Colorado Rockies offer some of the most spectacular high-altitude scenery in North America.

Chicago Skyline

On clear days, you can often see the distinct Sears (Willis) Tower and the dense urban grid of the Windy City.

Lake Michigan

The flight path often skirts the northern edge of the lake, offering endless blue horizons and beautiful shoreline transitions.

Mojave Desert

View the vast, arid landscapes and unique geological formations of the High Desert shortly after reaching cruising altitude.

Lake Mead and Hoover Dam

Look for the bright blue waters of Lake Mead and the engineering marvel of the Hoover Dam nestled in the Black Canyon.

The Great Plains

Witness the mesmerizing 'patchwork quilt' pattern of circular irrigation fields across Kansas and Missouri.

Detroit and Windsor

As you approach the border, you can often see the Ambassador Bridge connecting the United States and Canada.

Niagara Falls

If the aircraft approaches YYZ from the south, the right side offers a spectacular, albeit distant, view of the falls and the Niagara River.