SFO → SEA

San Francisco Bay

Excellent views of the Bay Bridge, Alcatraz, and the downtown skyline immediately after takeoff.

Mount Shasta

The massive, 14,179-foot ice-capped stratovolcano is a major highlight in Northern California.

Mount Hood

Oregon's highest peak stands out clearly to the east as you cross the Columbia River basin.

Mount St. Helens

The distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater and 1980 blast zone are easily identifiable from cruise altitude.

Mount Rainier

The most dramatic moment of the flight occurs as you pass extremely close to Washington's tallest peak.

Seattle Skyline

When landing from the north (Runway 16s), you'll see the Space Needle and the downtown waterfront.

Golden Gate Bridge

If the flight departs to the west and turns north, you get a stunning view of the bridge and the Presidio.

Pacific Coastline

Continuous views of the rugged cliffs and crashing waves of the Mendocino and Humboldt coasts.

Redwood National Park

Vast stretches of ancient, deep-green evergreen forests covering the Northern California mountains.

Olympic Mountains

The snow-capped, jagged peaks of the Olympic Peninsula are visible to the west during the descent into Seattle.

Puget Sound

A beautiful bird's-eye view of the islands, ferries, and waterways as you approach the destination.