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EWN → ATL
Which side of the plane to sit from Coastal Carolina Regional Airport (New Bern) to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (Atlanta)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior view of the North Carolina Piedmont, the Charlotte skyline, and the iconic Stone Mountain during the descent into Atlanta.
Seymour Johnson AFB
The distinct runway layout of this major Air Force base in Goldsboro is often visible shortly after departure.
Charlotte Skyline
Distant but clear views of the 'Uptown' skyscrapers and the Bank of America Stadium.
Lake Wylie
A large, branched reservoir straddling the North and South Carolina border near the flight path.
Stone Mountain
The world's largest piece of exposed granite, located just east of Atlanta, frequently visible during the final descent.
The right side is ideal for afternoon or evening flights to catch the sunset over the distant Blue Ridge Mountains. Be sure to look out for the Charlotte skyline roughly halfway through the trip and Stone Mountain approximately 15 minutes before landing at ATL.
Neuse River Estuary
Expansive views of the winding Neuse River and the coastal wetlands immediately after takeoff from New Bern.
Carolina Pine Belt
Dense clusters of loblolly pines and managed timberlands characteristic of the inner coastal plain.
Lake Murray
A massive reservoir in South Carolina, visible if the flight path tracks slightly south of the direct line.
Choose the left side for morning departures to avoid the direct glare of the sun. This side is also better for spotting the expansive river systems of the Eastern Seaboard as you climb to cruising altitude.
Distance: 696 km (432 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 10 min
Departure: EWN (35.0730018616, -77.04290008539998)
Arrival: ATL (33.6367, -84.428101)
Route Type: Domestic
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