NRT → KUL

Mount Fuji

The most iconic sight of the trip, appearing roughly 15 to 25 minutes after takeoff from NRT.

Nagoya and Osaka

Clear views of Japan's dense urban sprawl and major industrial ports along the southern coast.

Taiwanese Central Range

High-altitude peaks of Taiwan are frequently visible during the middle of the journey on clear days.

Strait of Malacca

A view of one of the world's busiest shipping lanes during the descent into Kuala Lumpur.

Selangor Plantations

The vast, geometric patterns of palm oil plantations that characterize the landscape surrounding KUL airport.

Izu Islands

A chain of volcanic islands stretching south from Tokyo Bay, visible shortly after takeoff.

Philippine Sea

Expansive views of the deep blue Pacific waters throughout the mid-section of the flight.

Terengganu Coastline

As the plane approaches the Malay Peninsula, look for the white sandy beaches and turquoise waters of the east coast.

Putrajaya Landmark

On final approach to KUL, the administrative capital's unique bridges and pink mosque are often visible.