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BAH → KWI
Which side of the plane to sit from Bahrain International Airport (Bahrain) to Kuwait International Airport (Kuwait)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers the most detailed geographical and industrial views, including the iconic King Fahd Causeway and the massive oil infrastructure of the Saudi coast and Kuwaiti desert.
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King Fahd Causeway
The 25km bridge system connecting Bahrain to Saudi Arabia is visible shortly after takeoff from BAH.
Dammam & Al Khobar
A clear view of the sprawling urban landscapes and coastal developments of the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.
Jubail Industrial City
One of the world's largest industrial civil engineering projects, featuring massive refineries and ports.
Burgan Oil Field
As you approach Kuwait, look for the world's second-largest sand-covered oil field with its network of pipelines.
Kuwaiti Desert
Expansive views of the arid landscape punctuated by unique geological formations and industrial activity.
Select the left side for morning flights to keep the sun behind you for better photography. The takeoff phase is particularly scenic as the plane climbs over the Gulf and the Causeway. During the descent into KWI, keep an eye out for the distinct geometric patterns of oil extraction sites.
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Get a final look at the Bahrain World Trade Center and the modern skyscrapers of the capital city.
The Persian Gulf
Vibrant turquoise waters and various small sandbars and uninhabited islands scattered along the coastline.
Offshore Oil Platforms
Look for the glowing flares of offshore rigs dotting the horizon, especially impressive during night flights.
Failaka Island
Located off the coast of Kuwait City, this island has significant historical ruins and a unique coastline.
Kuwait City Skyline
Depending on the landing pattern, you may see the iconic Kuwait Towers and the Al Hamra Tower.
The right side is preferable for late afternoon or sunset flights to catch the orange hues reflecting off the Gulf. If the aircraft approaches KWI from the north, this side offers the best view of Kuwait City's coastal architecture. Watch for the contrast between the deep blue sea and the pale desert sands.
Book Hotels in KuwaitDistance: 420 km (261 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 42 min
Departure: BAH (26.27079963684082, 50.63359832763672)
Arrival: KWI (29.226600646972656, 47.96889877319336)
Route Type: International
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