OMA → SEA

Missouri River

Visible immediately after takeoff, showcasing the natural border between Nebraska and Iowa.

Wyoming High Plains

Rugged, high-altitude desert terrain and distant glimpses of the Wind River Range.

Mount Adams

A massive stratovolcano in the Cascades that appears shortly before the final descent begins.

Mount Rainier

The undisputed highlight; the plane typically passes very close to this 14,411-foot glaciated peak.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest

Vast stretches of evergreen wilderness and volcanic landscapes in southern Washington.

Nebraska Sandhills

The largest sand dune formation in the Western Hemisphere, creating hypnotic patterns on the ground.

Bighorn Mountains

Sharp, dramatic limestone cliffs and peaks visible across northern Wyoming.

Columbia River

The massive waterway carving through the high desert of Eastern Washington near the Grand Coulee area.

North Cascades

A sea of jagged, snow-capped peaks often referred to as the 'American Alps' to the north.

Seattle Skyline

If the flight lands from the north, the right side offers views of the Space Needle and Elliott Bay.