SEA → SNA

Mount Rainier

The massive, glacier-clad peak is visible almost immediately after takeoff, standing as the highest point in the Cascades.

Mount St. Helens

The distinct horseshoe-shaped crater left by the 1980 eruption is clearly visible as you fly south toward the Oregon border.

Mount Hood

Oregon's tallest peak dominates the horizon as the flight passes near the Columbia River Gorge.

Crater Lake

The deep, vibrant blue waters of this volcanic caldera are a highlight over Southern Oregon on clear days.

Sierra Nevada Range

The rugged, snow-capped peaks of eastern California provide a dramatic backdrop through the middle of the flight.

Inland Empire

On the descent into SNA, you get sweeping views of the San Bernardino Mountains and the sprawling Southern California suburbs.

Olympic Mountains

Rugged, forest-covered peaks located across the Puget Sound to the west during the initial climb.

San Francisco Bay

On clear days, you can often spot the Golden Gate Bridge and the urban density of the Bay Area to the west.

Pacific Coastline

Beautiful views of the rugged Northern California and Central Coast meeting the Pacific Ocean.

Channel Islands

During the descent into Orange County, islands like Anacapa and Santa Cruz are often visible on the horizon.

SoCal Beaches

As the plane turns for the final approach into SNA, the famous Huntington and Newport beaches come into view.