MGA → FLL

Momotombo Volcano

Visible almost immediately after departure, this perfectly symmetrical stratovolcano sits on the shores of Lake Managua.

Gulf of Fonseca

A distant but distinct view of the volcanic islands where the borders of Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador converge.

Isla de la Juventud

The large, pine-covered island off the southern coast of Cuba is often passed directly to the west.

The Everglades

As the flight descends into Florida, the vast 'River of Grass' and its unique ecosystem are visible before the urban sprawl begins.

Gulf Sunset

On late afternoon flights, the sun sets over the Gulf of Mexico, casting a deep orange glow across the cabin.

Lake Nicaragua

The massive 'Cocibolca' lake and the twin-volcano island of Ometepe may be visible to the southeast depending on the climb out.

La Mosquitia

The dense, remote rainforests and winding rivers of the Caribbean coast of Honduras and Nicaragua.

Grand Cayman

The distinct shape of the Cayman Islands surrounded by vibrant turquoise coral reefs in the middle of the Caribbean Sea.

Matanzas and Varadero

The northern Cuban coastline, featuring the famous white sand beaches and the Hicacos Peninsula.

Miami Skyline

During the final approach into FLL, the skyscrapers of Downtown Miami and Sunny Isles are often visible to the south.