SEA → CLT

Mount Rainier

An unparalleled view of Washington's highest peak, often passed at relatively low altitude shortly after takeoff.

Mount St. Helens

The famous horseshoe-shaped crater and blast zone visible to the south of the initial flight path.

The Badlands

Dramatic, eroded rock formations and striped earth visible as the flight traverses the Dakotas and Nebraska.

Appalachian Mountains

The rolling, blue-tinted ridges of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains during the descent phase.

Uptown Charlotte

A stunning view of the Charlotte skyline and the 'Bank of America Corporate Center' if landing from the north.

Seattle & Bellevue

Aerial views of the Space Needle, Lake Washington, and the tech hubs of the Pacific Northwest during climb-out.

North Cascades

The jagged, glaciated peaks of Northern Washington provide a rugged wilderness backdrop to the north.

The Missouri River

Large, sweeping bends of the 'Big Muddy' as the flight crosses from the plains into the Midwest.

Midwestern Patchwork

A vast, geometric quilt of green and gold farmland stretching across Iowa and Illinois.

Lake Norman

The largest man-made lake in North Carolina, signaling the final minutes of the flight before landing.