MEM → LAS

Mississippi River

Visible immediately after takeoff from Memphis, offering a wide-angle view of the river's massive bends and floodplains.

Ouachita National Forest

Rolling forested ridges and valleys of western Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma.

Meteor Crater

A remarkably well-preserved meteorite impact site located near Winslow, Arizona, visible in the high desert.

Hoover Dam

The massive concrete arch-gravity dam on the Colorado River, situated on the border of Arizona and Nevada.

Las Vegas Strip

During standard arrivals on Runway 26, the left side offers a stunning view of the skyline and desert resorts.

Ozark Mountains

Rugged plateau landscapes of northern Arkansas characterized by deep valleys and dense forest cover.

Sangre de Cristo Range

The southernmost subrange of the Rocky Mountains, featuring snow-capped peaks in New Mexico.

Painted Desert

Vast landscapes of multi-colored siltstone and shale in northern Arizona that glow in the afternoon light.

Grand Canyon

Depending on the specific flight corridor, the right side often catches the northern expanse of this natural wonder.

Lake Mead

The deep blue waters of the largest reservoir in the US, contrasting sharply against the stark Mojave Desert.