PHL → ATL

Washington D.C. Metro

On a clear day, the monuments of the National Mall and the winding Potomac River are visible shortly after crossing into Maryland.

Blue Ridge Mountains

Stunning views of the ancient, undulating ridges of the Appalachian chain as you fly parallel to the mountains.

Shenandoah Valley

A patchwork of lush farmland and dense forests tucked between the Blue Ridge and the Alleghenies.

Lake Hartwell

The massive, jagged reservoir on the South Carolina-Georgia border marks the final stretch toward Atlanta.

Atlanta Skyline

Depending on the runway approach, the right side often gets a direct view of the Buckhead and Midtown skyscrapers.

Delaware River & Bay

Immediately after takeoff from PHL, enjoy views of the winding Delaware River as it expands toward the Atlantic.

Chesapeake Bay

Aerial perspective of the massive estuary, including the many inlets and bridges of the Maryland and Virginia coastlines.

Richmond, Virginia

The state capital is often visible as the flight path tracks southwest through the heart of the Mid-Atlantic.

Roanoke Rapids Lake

A beautiful reservoir system on the border of North Carolina and Virginia, providing a stark blue contrast to the green forests.

Stone Mountain

As the flight descends into ATL, look for this massive isolated granite dome rising from the Georgia landscape.