RUH → AMM

Tuwaiq Escarpment

Witness the 'Edge of the World' limestone cliffs stretching across the Najd plateau shortly after departing Riyadh.

Great Nafud Desert

Aerial views of the massive red sand dunes that define the northern landscapes of Saudi Arabia.

Sarawat Mountains

Distal views of the rugged mountain ranges that line the western edge of the Arabian Peninsula.

The Dead Sea

As the plane descends into Amman, the turquoise waters and salt crusts of the lowest point on Earth are visible to the west.

Mount Nebo

The historic ridge where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land, located just south of the flight path into AMM.

Riyadh Urban Sprawl

A clear view of the King Abdullah Financial District and the expanding northern suburbs of the Saudi capital.

Harrat al-Sham

The vast basaltic volcanic fields that create a dark, lunar-like landscape in eastern Jordan and northern KSA.

Desert Castles

Small glimpses of Umayyad ruins like Qasr Kharana may be visible in the Jordanian desert during the final descent.

Amman Cityscape

The rolling hills (Jabals) of Amman covered in iconic white limestone buildings during the final approach.