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ICN → TNA
Which side of the plane to sit from Incheon International Airport (Seoul) to Yaoqiang Airport (Jinan)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior view of the Incheon Bridge during takeoff and the iconic Mount Tai (Tai Shan) during the approach into Jinan, along with the scenic southern coastline of the Shandong Peninsula.
Incheon Bridge
A stunning view of South Korea's longest cable-stayed bridge immediately after takeoff from ICN.
Deokjeok Archipelago
Clusters of picturesque islands in the West Sea visible shortly after departure.
Qingdao Coast
The red-roofed architecture and coastal winding roads of the southern Shandong Peninsula.
Mount Tai (Tai Shan)
One of the Five Great Mountains of China, visible to the south during the descent into Jinan.
Yellow River (Huang He)
The sediment-rich waters of the 'Mother River' as it winds through the landscape near Jinan.
Sit on the left for the best chance to see Mount Tai, especially on clear days. Afternoon flights provide better lighting for this side as the sun moves toward the west, illuminating the mountains and the coastline without direct glare.
Yeongjong Island
Extensive views of the airport complex and the vast tidal mudflats of the Incheon coast.
Yantai Skyline
The northern coastal city views and busy shipping lanes of the Bohai Sea.
North China Plain
A vast expanse of neatly partitioned agricultural fields typical of the Shandong province interior.
Bohai Gulf
The deep blue waters and maritime traffic in the northern reaches of the peninsula.
The right side is ideal for morning flights when the sun is behind the aircraft, offering clear views of the Bohai Sea and northern Shandong cities. Watch for the intricate patterns of rural farmland during the final approach phase.
Distance: 821 km (510 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 22 min
Departure: ICN (37.46910095214844, 126.45099639892578)
Arrival: TNA (36.857200622558594, 117.21600341796876)
Route Type: International
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