SEA → FLL

Mount Rainier

An iconic, close-up view of the massive glaciated volcano that dominates the horizon immediately after takeoff.

The Grand Tetons

The dramatic, vertical granite spires of Wyoming's famous mountain range often visible during the first half of the trip.

Mississippi River

The massive, winding silver ribbon of the United States' primary waterway crossing the central plains.

The Everglades

The vast, unique 'River of Grass' ecosystem and wetlands that define the southern tip of the Florida peninsula.

Gold Coast Beaches

Sparkling turquoise waters and the high-rise skyline of the Florida coast during the descent into FLL.

The Cascades

Rugged, snow-capped peaks and dense evergreen forests visible during the initial climb out of Washington.

Heartland Patchwork

The intricate geometric patterns and circular irrigation fields of the American Midwest agricultural belt.

Southern Hubs

Bird's-eye views of major metropolitan areas such as Nashville or Atlanta depending on the specific air corridor.

Florida Panhandle

The white sand beaches and emerald waters along the Gulf of Mexico as the plane enters Florida airspace.