To PSP?
Tip: Sit on the left side for landing.
Passengers will see the striking desert floor and the sheer vertical face of San Jacinto Peak rising over 10,000 feet directly alongside the aircraft.
Passengers will see the striking desert floor and the sheer vertical face of San Jacinto Peak rising over 10,000 feet directly alongside the aircraft.
This short desert hop offers stunning views of the arid Southwest. While both sides provide spectacular vistas of rugged mountains and vast desert basins, the right side captures the iconic landscapes of Joshua Tree and the massive San Bernardino peaks.
The left side offers a superior view of the dramatic Utah canyons, the meandering Colorado River, and the iconic desert expanses of Joshua Tree National Park upon arrival.
The right side offers a dramatic perspective of the high desert and the spectacular descent through the San Gorgonio Pass, featuring California's highest peaks and iconic wind farms.
Flying south from Sacramento, the left side offers continuous views of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, including the highest peaks in the lower 48 states and the rugged wilderness of several national parks.
The right side provides a more dramatic approach into Palm Springs, featuring the iconic cliffs of Mount San Jacinto and coastal views during departure.