MEX → HMO

Nevado de Toluca

The massive extinct volcano with its two crater lakes is often visible shortly after departure from Mexico City.

Mexico City Skyline

A sweeping view of the sprawling capital, including the Reforma skyscrapers and the massive urban basin.

Lake Cuitzeo

One of Mexico's largest shallow lakes, providing a stark blue contrast to the surrounding highlands.

Sierra Madre Occidental

Incredible views of deep canyons and sharp ridges that define the western mountain range of Mexico.

Gulf of California

On clear days during the descent, the blue waters of the Sea of Cortez can be seen on the horizon to the west.

The Bajío Region

The fertile agricultural heartland of Guanajuato and Querétaro, characterized by a patchwork of green and gold fields.

Querétaro & San Luis Potosí

Aerial views of these colonial yet rapidly industrializing highland cities.

Zacatecas Highlands

Semi-arid plateaus with distinct reddish soil and sparse vegetation characteristic of north-central Mexico.

Sonoran Desert Expanse

As you approach HMO, the landscape turns into a vast desert with unique geological formations and dry riverbeds.