The northern approach to Reagan National, in D.C., is usually a little exciting. The plane has to make several reverse-S turns as it navigates down the Potomac, trying to avoid flying over any notable landmarks. As you bank by the Pentagon, one hopes no automated surface-to-air missile takes the plane out.
“The northern approach to Reagan National, in D.C., is usually a little exciting.”
I’ve heard that former carrier pilots enjoy flying that approach!