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DFW → GRK
Which side of the plane to sit from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (Dallas-Fort Worth) to Robert Gray Army Air Field Airport (Killeen)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior view of the Fort Worth skyline during departure and the vast expanses of Lake Whitney and the Fort Cavazos training ranges during the approach into Killeen.
Fort Worth CBD
Excellent views of the downtown Fort Worth skyscrapers and the historic Stockyards district shortly after departure.
Lake Whitney
Recognizable by its winding shoreline and dramatic limestone bluffs along the Brazos River corridor.
Cleburne State Park
A dense patch of green forest and hills that marks the transition into the Texas Cross Timbers region.
Fort Cavazos
As you descend into GRK, the massive scale of one of the world's largest military installations becomes visible.
The right side is ideal for sunset views on evening flights. Because the flight is exceptionally short, usually under 35 minutes at cruise, be ready to spot Lake Whitney almost immediately after reaching altitude.
Dallas Skyline
A distant but clear view of the Reunion Tower and the downtown Dallas skyline during the climb out of DFW.
Joe Pool Lake
A large reservoir visible shortly after takeoff, popular for recreational boating and fishing.
McLane Stadium
Look for the distinctive white canopy of Baylor University's football stadium as you pass over the Waco area.
Blackland Prairie
Notice the dark, fertile soil and structured agricultural patterns characteristic of the Central Texas plains.
Choose the left side for morning flights to avoid the glare of the rising sun. Keep your eyes sharp roughly 15 minutes into the flight for a clear view of the Brazos River and the city of Waco.
Distance: 217 km (135 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 22 min
Departure: DFW (32.896801, -97.038002)
Arrival: GRK (31.067199706999997, -97.8289031982)
Route Type: Domestic
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