SEA → EWR

North Cascades

Sharp, snow-capped peaks and glacial valleys visible shortly after departure from Seattle.

Lake Superior

The northern tip of the flight path often skims the vast, deep blue waters of the largest Great Lake.

Chicago Shoreline

Clear views of the Windy City and Navy Pier if the flight path tracks across the Great Lakes.

Finger Lakes

The distinct, narrow glacial lakes of Upstate New York visible during the descent phase.

Manhattan Skyline

Unparalleled views of the World Trade Center, Empire State Building, and Central Park upon EWR arrival.

Mount Rainier

An incredible, close-up view of the 14,411-foot volcano immediately after departing Seattle.

Badlands

The unique, eroded buttes and pinnacles of South Dakota rugged landscape from high altitude.

Mississippi River

A clear look at the massive waterway carving through the American heartland near the halfway point.

Appalachian Ridges

The long, forested parallel ridges of Pennsylvania during the final hour of flight.

Statue of Liberty

A glimpse of the iconic monument and New York Harbor just before touchdown at Newark.