WNP → MNL

Mount Isarog

An extinct stratovolcano visible immediately after takeoff from Naga, showcasing lush forest cover and deep ravines.

Ragay Gulf

Sweeping views of the deep blue waters and the intricate coastline of the Bicol Peninsula.

Mount Banahaw

A glimpse of the sacred, three-peaked volcano on the border of Quezon and Laguna provinces.

Laguna de Bay

The largest lake in the Philippines comes into full view as the aircraft begins its descent toward Manila.

Southern Metro Manila

Aerial views of Alabang and the dense residential areas of Parañaque just before touchdown.

Mount Mayon

On clear days, the perfectly symmetrical cone of Mayon can be seen in the distance to the southeast during the initial climb.

Lamon Bay

Views of the Pacific coastline and the rugged eastern edges of Quezon province.

Sierra Madre

The tail end of the Philippines' longest mountain range, visible as the flight heads northwest.

Makati and BGC Skyline

A spectacular view of the country's primary financial districts' skyscrapers during the final approach.

NAIA Complex

A detailed look at the runways and terminal structures of Ninoy Aquino International Airport upon landing.