RIY → JED

Hadramaut Plateaus

Distinctive flat-topped mountains and deep wadis characteristic of eastern Yemen's interior.

Rub' al Khali Edge

The southern fringes of the 'Empty Quarter', showing vast, orange sand dunes meeting rocky terrain.

Najran Valley

A historic oasis region featuring unique traditional mud-brick architecture visible in the mountain folds.

Sarawat Mountains

The high-altitude spine of Saudi Arabia, often featuring clouds and greener terrain than the surrounding desert.

Hejaz Escarpment

Sharp, dramatic cliffs where the high interior plateau drops steeply toward the coastal plains.

Gulf of Aden

Expansive views of the deep blue waters of the Gulf immediately following departure from Mukalla.

Volcanic Fields

Ancient, dark volcanic landscapes and basalt flows visible in the southern regions of Yemen.

Tihama Coastal Plain

The wide, sandy lowlands that stretch between the mountains and the Red Sea shore.

Red Sea Lagoons

Stunning turquoise reefs and shallow coastal waters as the plane approaches Jeddah from the south.

King Fahd's Fountain

The iconic Jeddah landmark, the world's tallest fountain, is often visible during the final descent.