MSP → MEM

St. Paul Skyline

Upon departure from MSP, passengers on the left have an excellent vantage point of the Minnesota state capital and the winding Mississippi River valley.

Iowa Heartland

Expansive views of the geometric patterns of the American Corn Belt, with the Cedar River often visible near Cedar Rapids.

St. Louis Gateway Arch

Depending on the specific flight corridor, the iconic Arch and St. Louis skyline can often be spotted to the east as you cross into Missouri.

The Bootheel Delta

As you descend, watch the landscape transform into the flat, fertile alluvial plains of the Missouri Bootheel region.

Downtown Memphis

On the standard approach into MEM from the north, the left side provides views of the Hernando de Soto Bridge and the city's riverfront.

Minneapolis Downtown

Enjoy a clear view of the Minneapolis skyline and U.S. Bank Stadium immediately following takeoff from MSP's southern runways.

Des Moines & Central Iowa

Aerial views of Iowa's capital city and the Saylorville Lake reservoir located just to the north.

Ozark Plateau

The terrain becomes more rugged as the flight passes over the eastern edge of the Ozark Mountains in southern Missouri.

Arkansas River Valley

Broad views of the meandering Arkansas River and the vast wetlands of eastern Arkansas prior to crossing the Mississippi.