SLC → EWR

Great Salt Lake

Aerial view of the distinct salt-crusted shores and turquoise waters shortly after takeoff.

Wind River Range

The jagged, snow-capped peaks of Wyoming's highest mountains visible to the north.

Chicago & Lake Michigan

On many flight corridors, the southern tip of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline appear in the distance.

Manhattan Skyline

One of the world's most famous views; the skyscrapers of New York City are frequently visible on the left during the EWR approach.

George Washington Bridge

As the plane turns for its final approach, you can often see the massive suspension bridge spanning the Hudson.

Wasatch Range

Immediate, dramatic views of the high peaks bordering the Salt Lake Valley during the initial climb.

Uinta Mountains

View the only major east-west mountain range in the lower 48, featuring Utah's highest peaks.

Midwestern Heartland

The geometric patchwork of Nebraska and Iowa farmland creates a mesmerizing pattern from 35,000 feet.

Appalachian Ridges

Parallel forested ridges stretching across Pennsylvania provide a beautiful texture to the landscape.

Jersey Industrial Corridor

Detailed views of the complex shipping ports and industrial infrastructure of Northern New Jersey just before touchdown.