SEA → BLI

Mount Rainier

Visible immediately after takeoff to the south, this massive stratovolcano is the most prominent landmark in the region.

Seattle Skyline

A stunning bird's-eye view of the Space Needle, Columbia Center, and the downtown waterfront.

Boeing Everett Factory

The world's largest building by volume is clearly visible while passing over the Paine Field area.

Mount Baker

The dominant, glaciated peak of the northern Cascades stays in view for the majority of the flight's northern leg.

Lake Washington

Views of the floating bridges and the expensive waterfront estates of Medina and Mercer Island.

Puget Sound

Expansive views of the deep blue waters and intricate ferry routes connecting the mainland to the islands.

Olympic Mountains

The jagged, snow-capped peaks of the Olympic Peninsula dominate the western horizon across the water.

Whidbey Island

Observe the long, scenic coastline and rural landscapes of Washington's largest island.

San Juan Islands

As the flight approaches Bellingham, the archipelago becomes visible with its lush green islands and hidden coves.

Bellingham Bay

Final approach views of the waterfront, local marinas, and the scenic Chuckanut Drive coastline.