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ABZ โ EBJ
Which side of the plane to sit from Aberdeen Dyce Airport (Aberdeen) to Esbjerg Airport (Esbjerg)?
Right Side of the Plane
The Right Side is generally superior as it provides a view of Aberdeen's harbor and skyline on departure, followed by the iconic Horns Rev wind farms and the UNESCO-listed Wadden Sea islands during the arrival into Esbjerg.
Aberdeen Harbor
Excellent views of the 'Granite City' and its busy commercial port immediately after departure.
Horns Rev Wind Farm
One of the world's largest offshore wind farms, featuring massive turbines arranged in geometric patterns.
Fanรธ Island
Stunning views of the island's unique shape and its vast, flat beaches during the final approach.
Wadden Sea National Park
Observe the intricate patterns of tidal flats and winding water channels characteristic of this UNESCO site.
This side is ideal for afternoon flights when the sun is to the south, illuminating the Danish islands beautifully. Ensure you are looking out at least 15 minutes before landing to see the massive wind turbine arrays in the water.
Scottish Coastal Cliffs
Dramatic views of the rugged coastline north of Aberdeen shortly after takeoff.
North Sea Oil Rigs
Spot the industrial marvels of the North Sea oil and gas fields dotting the blue expanse.
West Jutland Beaches
Aerial views of the long, sandy stretches and dunes near Hvide Sande as you reach Denmark.
Choose this side if you are flying during the morning to avoid the direct southern glare. Keep an eye out for the transition from the deep blue of the North Sea to the lighter turquoise of the Danish coastal shelf.
Distance: 687 km (427 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 9 min
Departure: ABZ (57.20190048217773, -2.1977798938751216)
Arrival: EBJ (55.525902, 8.5534)
Route Type: International
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