To IAH?

The right side offers a comprehensive view of the Baja coastline, the crossing of the international border at the Rio Grande, and the iconic industrial and coastal landscapes of the Texas Gulf Coast during the descent into Houston.

The right side offers superior views of the Shreveport skyline upon departure and the expansive Sam Houston National Forest, concluding with a bird's-eye view of the master-planned communities in North Houston.

The right side offers superior views of the distinctive Appalachian ridge-and-valley formations and provides better lighting conditions during afternoon flights by avoiding direct southern sun glare.

The left side provides an iconic view of historic Old San Juan and the coastline immediately after takeoff, plus the best perspective of Galveston Bay and the Houston skyline during the descent into IAH.

The right side offers superior views of the dramatic Sierra Madre Oriental peaks, the iconic Monterrey skyline including Cerro de la Silla, and the coastal wetlands of the Gulf of Mexico during the descent into Houston.

The right side is preferred for its early views of the Lake Michigan shoreline, potential glimpses of the Chicago skyline, and the rolling terrain of the Ozark Mountains.

The right side offers a superior perspective of the rolling Texas Hill Country fringes and a high-probability view of the expansive Houston skyline during the final descent into IAH.

The Right Side is preferred for this route as it provides a superior view of the Yucatan coastline upon departure, including the world's longest pier at Progreso, and a better angle for the scenic Galveston Island approach into Houston.

The right side offers a superior view of the winding Mississippi River's historic bends and the dense pine forests of East Texas, with better lighting for photography during afternoon flights.

The Left Side offers a superior view of the rolling Appalachian Mountains shortly after takeoff and the lush landscapes of the Mississippi Delta region as you head south.

The left side provides the most iconic views of the Houston metropolitan area and the scenic transition across the Sabine River into the Texas coastal plain.

The left side provides the most diverse scenery, including views of the Gulf Coast, the massive Lake Pontchartrain, and a higher likelihood of spotting the Houston skyline during the final descent.