OGG → PHX

Haleakala Crater

The most significant highlight of the route, offering a direct view into the massive, Mars-like cinder cones of Maui's dormant volcano.

Hana Coastline

Deep green rainforests and cascading waterfalls along the winding Road to Hana as the plane gains altitude.

Salton Sea

A massive, shimmering endorheic lake in the California desert that creates a stark contrast with the surrounding arid land.

Imperial Valley

The bright green geometric patterns of agricultural fields in the middle of the Sonoran Desert near the border.

Kofa National Wildlife Refuge

Jagged mountain ranges and vast desert wilderness areas in Western Arizona as you approach the Phoenix valley.

South Mountain Park

On the final approach, the right side looks over one of the largest municipal parks in the US and the southern urban expanse.

Maui North Shore

Immediate views of the rugged cliffs and famous surfing beaches of Maui's northern coastline upon takeoff.

Molokai & Oahu

On clear days, distant views of the neighboring islands of Molokai and the silhouette of Oahu to the northwest.

Southern California Coast

First landfall typically occurs near the Channel Islands or the Los Angeles basin, offering vast coastal vistas.

Joshua Tree National Park

The unique high-desert terrain and massive rock formations of Joshua Tree are often visible as you head inland.

Colorado River

Crossing the border from California into Arizona, the blue ribbon of the Colorado River cuts through the desert.

Camelback Mountain

During the final descent into PHX, the north side provides a great view of Scottsdale and the iconic Camelback profile.