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The plane took off from San José in Costa Rica and flew over the east coast of the United States before landing in Newark. Many places can be seen from the plane’s window, including Cuba, Florida, South Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and New York. We also flew over parks, rivers, oceans, beaches and cities. There were lots of fun places to see!
Cienaga de Zapata National Park and Cayo Diego Pérez in CubaCaribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico Florida Keys, Crawl Key and Curry Hammock State Park in FloridaMatanzas River in FloridaTosohatchee Wildlife Management Area and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in FloridaDaytona Beach in FloridaPalm Coast, FloridaLake Harbor Tract, Palm Beach County, FloridaHilton Head Island in South Carolina and Atlantic OceanJoint Base Andrews in MarylandWashington, D.C.McTeer Bridge and Beaufort River in PennsylvaniaSomewhere in VirginiaChesapeake Bay Bridge in MarylandHope Creek Nuclear Generating Station in New Jersey and Delaware RiverSalem River tributary of the Delaware River in southwestern New JerseyDelaware City Refinery in DelawareDelaware Memorial Bridge between Delaware and New JerseyPhiladelphia International Airport in Pennsylvania“West Philly” – West Philadelphia and Schuylkill River in PennsylvaniaBetsy Ross Bridge in New Jersey“Kenzo” – Kensington in New JerseySomewhere in New JerseyTrenton–Mercer Airport in New Jersey and Delaware RiverSouth Amboy in New JerseyMadison Park and Cheesequake State Park in New JerseyOuterbridge Crossing and Staten Island in New York stateTidal Strat Arthur Kill in New York stateKinder Morgan Liquid Terminals in New York stateGCT New York Terminal in New York stateGoethals Bridge between New Jersey and New York state
With so many views along the way, it wasn’t boring at all. The next flight is in a few hours. But first I have to deal with some US bureaucracy and strange customs procedures. Everyone, including transit passengers, has to pick up their luggage, go through customs and then check in their luggage again. What this has to do with transit passengers I don’t understand, and I feel sorry for the apple that was confiscated on its way to Nicaragua. But there it is. Let me concentrate on the next shortstop and a quick sightseeing in Zürich, Switzerland.
