MEM → ATL

Sardis Lake

One of Mississippi's largest reservoirs, offering beautiful views of its numerous inlets and dam structure.

Birmingham Metro

On clear days, the urban sprawl of Alabama's largest city and the ridgelines of the Appalachians are visible to the south.

Logan Martin Lake

A sprawling reservoir on the Coosa River in Alabama, known for its jagged shoreline.

Atlanta Skyline

During the standard approach from the west, the downtown, midtown, and Buckhead skylines typically appear to the right.

Hartsfield-Jackson Layout

As you touch down, the right side often provides a view of the massive terminal complex and the airport's iconic control tower.

Mississippi River

Visible immediately after takeoff from MEM, look back to see the wide bends of the river defining the state border.

Tennessee River Valley

The flight path parallels the river to the north, offering views of the Muscle Shoals and Tuscumbia areas.

Holly Springs National Forest

Expansive green canopies of pine and hardwood forests across northern Mississippi.

Lake Allatoona

As you enter Georgia, this large reservoir provides a distinct blue contrast to the dense forest landscape.

Kennesaw Mountain

A prominent geographic and historical landmark visible just before the final descent into the Atlanta metro area.