NRT → MEX

Tohoku Coastline

Visible shortly after departure, offering views of the rugged eastern shores of Japan's Honshu island.

Aleutian Islands

A remote chain of volcanic islands stretching across the North Pacific, often visible if the northern track is taken.

Pacific Northwest

Aerial views of the misty forests and snow-capped peaks of the Cascade Range in Oregon and Washington.

Northern California

Dramatic views of the San Francisco Bay Area and the golden hills of the Central Valley during the southward turn.

Iztaccíhuatl Volcano

The 'Sleeping Woman' volcano is often visible on the left side during the final approach into the Valley of Mexico.

The Deep Pacific

Endless horizons of the North Pacific Ocean, perfect for observing cloud formations and the vastness of the sea.

Baja California

The striking contrast of the desert mountains meeting the turquoise waters of the Gulf of California.

Sea of Cortez

Deep blue waters dotted with remote islands as the flight crosses from the peninsula to the Mexican mainland.

Sierra Madre Occidental

The rugged, jagged peaks of Mexico's western mountain range, featuring deep canyons and high plateaus.

Popocatépetl Volcano

The iconic active volcano 'El Popo' is frequently visible to the south during the descent into Mexico City.