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ATL → LIT
Which side of the plane to sit from Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (Atlanta) to Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport/Adams Field (Little Rock)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers the best vantage point for the Atlanta skyline during takeoff and the most scenic views of the Tennessee River's wide reservoirs.
Atlanta Skyline
Excellent views of Downtown and Midtown skyscrapers and the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Lake Guntersville
A massive, scenic reservoir on the Tennessee River visible in northern Alabama.
Mississippi River
The dramatic crossing of the United States' largest river system at the Arkansas border.
Little Rock Skyline
Vantage point for the state capitol and downtown buildings during the landing sequence.
Pinnacle Mountain
A sharp, isolated peak that stands out as a landmark west of the airport.
Choose the right side to capture the Atlanta skyline shortly after departure. This side also provides the best perspective of the Tennessee River's hydrology. Afternoon flights offer excellent lighting on the river systems.
South Atlanta
Views of the sprawling airport infrastructure and the suburban fringe of the city.
Alabama Woodlands
Dense forest coverage of the Talladega National Forest and rolling ridges.
Delta Farmlands
The patchwork of agricultural fields defining the eastern Arkansas landscape.
Lower Arkansas River
The winding river loops south of the capital city as you begin the final descent.
The left side is best for morning flights to avoid the harsh northern sun. Look for the transition from the rolling hills of Alabama to the flat Mississippi Delta plains about halfway through the flight.
Distance: 727 km (452 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 13 min
Departure: ATL (33.6367, -84.428101)
Arrival: LIT (34.729400634799994, -92.2242965698)
Route Type: Domestic
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