MAN → LAS

Greenland Ice Sheet

A vast, brilliant white expanse of ancient ice and massive glaciers flowing toward the sea, typically visible 3-4 hours after departure.

Baffin Island

Dramatic Arctic tundra, frozen lakes, and incredible mountainous terrain as you enter North American airspace.

Hudson Bay

The flight often crosses the northern reaches of this massive inland sea, which remains partially frozen well into the summer months.

Canadian Rockies

Stunning views of the snow-capped peaks of Alberta and British Columbia as the plane begins its turn southward.

Great Salt Lake

The distinct salt flats and the massive shimmering body of water in Utah are visible approximately 45-60 minutes before landing.

The Las Vegas Strip

When landing to the west (the most common direction), the right side offers a spectacular front-row view of the High Roller, Sphere, and major resorts.

Southern Greenland Fjords

If the flight path takes a more southerly route, you will see the jagged peaks and deep coastal inlets of the Cape Farewell region.

American Midwest

Vast patchworks of agricultural circles and squares across the Great Plains of the US as you cross into the interior.

Grand Canyon & Lake Mead

On the descent, look for the deep red hues of the Grand Canyon and the turquoise waters of Lake Mead south of the flight path.

Hoover Dam

A glimpse of the massive concrete engineering marvel holding back the Colorado River just before arriving in the Vegas valley.

Henderson Suburbs

Aerial views of the sprawling desert residential developments and golf courses that ring the southern edge of Las Vegas.