TGU → MIA

The Bay Islands

Exceptional views of Roatán and Utila, characterized by white sand beaches and the world's second-largest barrier reef.

Cayman Trench

The deepest part of the Caribbean Sea, where the water turns a profound, dark sapphire blue.

Havana Skyline

On many routes, the plane passes just east of the Cuban capital, offering views of the Malecón and historic district.

Florida Keys

The spectacular string of islands and the Seven Mile Bridge stretching across the turquoise straits.

Miami & South Beach

A stunning panoramic view of the Miami skyline, the Port of Miami, and the Atlantic coastline upon arrival.

Tegucigalpa Valley

A dramatic view of the Honduran capital nestled between rugged mountain peaks during the steep ascent.

Montaña de Yoro

Lush, high-altitude cloud forests and mountain ridges of northern Honduras as the plane heads toward the coast.

Turneffe Atoll

Distant views of the Belizean coral reefs and turquoise lagoons if the flight path tracks westward.

Pinar del Río

The western tip of Cuba, featuring unique limestone karst landscapes and tobacco fields.

The Everglades

The vast, emerald-green wetlands of South Florida during the final descent into MIA.