MTY → ACA

Cerro de la Silla

Monterrey's most famous landmark, the saddle-shaped mountain, is prominently visible on the left shortly after takeoff.

Sierra Madre Oriental

Continuous views of the rugged, folded mountain ridges that define the eastern spine of Mexico during the first half of the flight.

Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl

On clear days during the mid-to-late cruise, these snow-capped volcanic giants are visible in the distance to the south-southeast.

Puerto Marqués

As the aircraft descends into Acapulco, the left side provides an aerial perspective of this beautiful, sheltered bay.

La Huasteca Canyon

Dramatic limestone cliffs and sheer vertical walls located on the western edge of the Monterrey metropolitan area.

Central Altiplano

The high-altitude plateau of central Mexico, featuring a patchwork of agricultural lands and arid desert basins.

Laguna de Tres Palos

A massive freshwater lagoon near the Acapulco airport, visible as the plane makes its final turn toward the runway.

Pacific Ocean Coastline

As the flight reaches the southern coast, the vast blue expanse of the Pacific opens up toward the horizon.