MUX → MED

Makran Coastline

Breathtaking views of the rugged cliffs and turquoise waters where the Balochistan mountains meet the Arabian Sea.

Al Hajar Mountains

Sharp, jagged peaks visible as the flight crosses near the northern tip of Oman into Saudi airspace.

Rub' al Khali (Empty Quarter)

Infinite vistas of the world's largest sand desert, showcasing spectacular star-shaped dunes and orange sands.

Hejaz Mountains

Dark, volcanic rock formations and high mountain passes that signal the descent into the holy city of Madinah.

Indus River Basin

A patchwork of green agricultural fields and winding irrigation canals immediately after departing Multan.

Persian Gulf Horizon

Distances views of the shimmering Gulf and the distant lights or silhouettes of coastal cities like Muscat or Dubai.

Najd Plateau

The vast, flat interior of Saudi Arabia, characterized by rocky plains and occasional dry wadi beds.

Harrat Khaybar

Rare views of distant dormant volcanic craters and massive lava flows located north of the flight path.