PBC → GDL

Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl

Breathtakingly close views of these two massive volcanoes immediately after departing from Puebla.

Nevado de Toluca

A magnificent view of the high-altitude stratovolcano and its distinct crater lakes.

Valle de Bravo

Lush evergreen forests and the blue waters of the Avándaro reservoir tucked into the mountains.

Lake Cuitzeo

The expansive, shallow waters of Mexico's second largest lake, often reflecting the sky like a mirror.

Lake Chapala

Superb views of the country's largest freshwater lake just before the final approach into Guadalajara.

La Malinche Volcano

A great view of this ancient dormant volcano to the north of the Puebla valley during takeoff.

Mexico City Basin

Distant views of the northern sprawl of the capital city and the surrounding Sierra Norte mountains.

The Bajío Region

A geometric tapestry of fertile agricultural fields stretching across the plains of Guanajuato.

León and Silao

Clear views of the industrial heartland and urban centers of central Mexico during the cruise phase.

Barranca de Huentitán

The dramatic deep canyon carved by the Santiago River, visible if the plane approaches GDL from the north.