SJD → TLC

San José Coastline

Aerial views of the white-sand beaches and luxury resorts along the Baja coastline immediately after takeoff.

Isla Cerralvo

The easternmost island in the Sea of Cortez, known for its deep blue surrounding waters and rugged terrain.

Mazatlán Cityscape

Panoramic views of the 'Pearl of the Pacific' as the flight makes landfall on the Mexican mainland.

Sierra Madre Occidental

Endless ridges and deep canyons of Mexico's most significant mountain range during the mid-flight cruise.

Popocatépetl & Iztaccíhuatl

On clear days during the descent, the iconic snow-capped peaks of Mexico's most famous volcanoes are visible to the east.

Land's End

Depending on the departure path, you may see the famous Arch of Cabo San Lucas and the meeting of the Pacific and Gulf.

Riviera Nayarit

Views of the lush, tropical coastline near Puerto Vallarta and the Sayulita region as you cross the coast.

Lake Chapala

Mexico's largest freshwater lake is often visible to the south during the transition over the state of Jalisco.

Nevado de Toluca

A spectacular view of the extinct volcano's crater and its two lagoons during the final approach into TLC.

Bajío Farmlands

The organized patterns of central Mexico's productive agricultural heartland during the descent.