TUS → SEA

Grand Canyon

The northern reaches of the canyon and the Kaibab Plateau are often visible in the distance during the first hour.

Cascade Volcanoes

A sequential parade of peaks including Mount Bachelor, Three Sisters, and the perfectly pointed Mount Jefferson.

Mount Hood

Oregon's highest peak stands out with its prominent, snow-capped triangular silhouette.

Mount St. Helens

An unmistakable view of the massive horseshoe-shaped crater formed by the 1980 eruption.

Mount Rainier

The crown jewel of the flight; the plane passes very close to this massive glacier-covered volcano during descent.

Seattle Skyline

If landing from the north, you will get an iconic view of the Space Needle, downtown, and Elliott Bay.

Sonoran Desert

Vast expanses of the Arizona desert featuring saguaro forests and rugged mountain ranges shortly after takeoff.

Las Vegas Strip

A view of the desert oasis and its famous resort skyline as you fly north-northwest through Nevada.

Eastern Sierras

The jagged peaks of the Sierra Nevada range are visible to the west across the high desert floor.

Crater Lake

The strikingly deep blue water of the caldera is often visible in southern Oregon depending on the airway.

Willamette Valley

The lush, green agricultural heart of Oregon provides a sharp contrast to the high deserts of the south.

Puget Sound

On the final approach, enjoy views of the winding waterways, islands, and the Olympic Mountains in the distance.