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HHN → DUB
Which side of the plane to sit from Frankfurt-Hahn Airport (Hahn) to Dublin Airport (Dublin)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior sequence of views, ranging from the winding Mosel Valley at takeoff to the rugged peaks of Snowdonia in Wales and a scenic entry over Dublin Bay.
Mosel Valley
Steep, terraced vineyards and the winding Mosel River immediately after takeoff from Hahn.
Antwerp & Zeebrugge
Massive industrial ports and the intricate canal systems of the Low Countries.
Thames Estuary
Offshore wind farms and the distinctive sea forts dotting the entrance to the Thames.
Snowdonia National Park
The highest mountain range in Wales, featuring the sharp peak of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon).
Dublin Bay
A sweeping view of the Irish coastline, the Poolbeg towers, and the city center on approach.
This side provides the most dramatic geographic contrasts. For the best views of Snowdonia, ensure you are flying during daylight as the terrain is spectacular from 30,000 feet. On the final approach into Dublin (usually Runway 28), the right side offers a perfect panorama of the city and the northern coastline of Howth.
Ardennes Forest
Dense green rolling hills across the Belgian and Luxembourgish borders.
Strait of Dover
The narrowest part of the English Channel with views toward the French coastline.
South London
Distant views of the sprawling UK capital and the southern Thames basin.
Wicklow Mountains
The dramatic granite peaks and valleys located just south of the Irish capital.
The left side is particularly good for spotting the English Channel shipping lanes. During the final descent, watch for the green landscapes of County Wicklow. If the flight is in the morning, the sun will be on this side, so bring sunglasses or lower the blind for the first half of the journey.
Distance: 1,008 km (626 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 21 min
Departure: HHN (49.9487, 7.263889999999999)
Arrival: DUB (53.421299, -6.27007)
Route Type: International
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