MTY → VER

Cerro de la Silla

Monterrey's most famous natural landmark, the 'Saddle Hill,' is perfectly visible during the initial climb-out.

Pico de Orizaba

Also known as Citlaltépetl, this is North America's third-highest peak and is visible as a massive snow-capped cone to the southwest.

Cofre de Perote

An extinct shield volcano with a unique square rock formation at its summit, visible just before the descent into the Veracruz plains.

Sierra Madre Oriental

Continuous views of the jagged, high-altitude ridges that separate the central plateau from the coastal lowlands.

Xalapa Highlands

The lush, green, fog-prone coffee-growing regions near the state capital are visible during the mid-to-late phase of the flight.

Apodaca and San Nicolas

Aerial view of Monterrey's industrial heartland and sprawling northern suburbs immediately after departure.

Gulf of Mexico Horizon

As the plane approaches Veracruz, the deep blue horizon of the Gulf becomes visible over the coastal plains.

Laguna de Tamiahua

A vast coastal lagoon system visible to the east depending on the specific flight corridor used by air traffic control.

Port of Veracruz

A bird's-eye view of Mexico's largest and most historic commercial port during the final descent into VER.