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EWR → BDA
Which side of the plane to sit from Newark Liberty International Airport (Newark) to L.F. Wade International International Airport (Bermuda)?
Right Side of the Plane
The Right Side is the preferred choice for this route, offering a front-row seat to Bermuda's famous South Shore beaches and the Great Sound during the arrival sequence, whereas the Left Side primarily faces the open Atlantic until moments before landing.
Jersey Gold Coast
Immediate views of Jersey City's skyline and the industrial landscape of the Newark Bay area shortly after wheels up.
Gulf Stream Clouds
Identify the powerful Gulf Stream by the distinct line of cumulus clouds that often form over its warm waters mid-flight.
South Shore Beaches
Breathtaking views of Horseshoe Bay, Warwick Long Bay, and the string of pink-sand beaches that define Bermuda's southern coast.
Gibbs Hill Lighthouse
The white cast-iron lighthouse is a prominent landmark on the western end of the island, easily spotted from the right-side windows.
The Great Sound
A panoramic view of the turquoise lagoon where many of Bermuda's sailing races take place, featuring hundreds of small islands and boats.
The Right Side is essential for the iconic 'South Shore' approach. Sit behind the wing for the best photography angles of the coral reefs. For late afternoon flights, be prepared for some sun glare, though the golden hour lighting makes the water colors pop.
Statue of Liberty
Depending on the departure runway at Newark, you may catch a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty and the Lower Manhattan skyline as the aircraft climbs south.
Sandy Hook
A clear view of the narrow, curved peninsula of Sandy Hook and the northernmost tip of the Jersey Shore before crossing the coast.
The Shelf Break
Observe the dramatic transition where the shallow, green-tinted coastal waters drop off into the deep, dark sapphire of the Atlantic Ocean.
St. George's Town
On the final approach, the historic town of St. George and its surrounding forts are often visible as the plane lines up with the runway.
Choose the Left Side for morning flights to avoid the direct glare of the sun. As you approach Bermuda, look for the intricate, circular 'boilers' (coral reefs) that appear as dark spots in the turquoise water near the North Shore.
Distance: 1,254 km (779 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 40 min
Departure: EWR (40.69250106811523, -74.168701171875)
Arrival: BDA (32.363998413085945, -64.67870330810547)
Route Type: International
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