TUL → LAS

Sangre de Cristo Mountains

The southern tip of the Rockies, often visible on the northern horizon as you cross from Oklahoma to New Mexico.

San Francisco Peaks

Dormant volcanoes near Flagstaff that stand as the highest points in Arizona, often capped with snow.

Grand Canyon

The crown jewel of the flight, offering a breathtaking view of the massive gorge and the Colorado River below.

Lake Mead

The massive blue reservoir behind Hoover Dam, providing a stark contrast to the surrounding red desert rock.

Hoover Dam

A legendary feat of engineering visible as the plane descends over the Arizona-Nevada state line.

Las Vegas Strip

A full view of the resort corridor is often available on the right if the aircraft executes a northern arrival loop.

Painted Desert

Vast stretches of colorful badlands that showcase layers of red, orange, and lavender siltstone.

Sandia Mountains

A massive granite mountain range that towers over the city of Albuquerque as you transit New Mexico.

Meteor Crater

One of the best-preserved meteorite impact sites on Earth, appearing as a perfect circle in the Arizona desert.

Lake Mohave

A vivid blue reservoir on the Colorado River that marks the final approach phase into the Vegas basin.

Las Vegas Strip

The glitzy skyline of the Strip is frequently visible on the left side when the aircraft approaches from the south.