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JED → DWD
Which side of the plane to sit from King Abdulaziz International Airport (Jeddah) to King Salman Abdulaziz Airport ?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior view of Jeddah's urban density and the impressive mountain formations south of the flight path.
King Fahd's Fountain
Spot the world's tallest fountain from the air as the plane turns east over the city.
Jeddah Skyline
Detailed views of the coastal skyscrapers and the sprawling urban layout of the city center.
Sarat Mountains
Dramatic views of the rugged peaks and deep valleys near the Taif and Makkah regions.
Najd Plateau
A stunning transition from the high mountains into the vast, red-tinted sands of central Arabia.
The right side is best for afternoon flights to enjoy the golden hour light on the mountains. Watch closely within the first 15 minutes of flight for the best views of the Jeddah waterfront and the mountain escarpments.
Obhur Creek
View the vibrant turquoise waters of Jeddah's famous northern inlet during the climb.
Hajj Terminal
Look down at the world-renowned tent-roof architecture of King Abdulaziz International Airport.
Harrat Rahat
Observe the vast, ancient black volcanic basalt fields stretching across the northern horizon.
Desert Wadis
Intricate networks of dry riverbeds etched into the rocky plateau landscape.
Opt for the left side on morning flights to keep the sun behind the aircraft. This side is particularly interesting for those wanting to see the unique volcanic geology of the region.
Distance: 594 km (369 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 59 min
Departure: JED (21.6796, 39.156502)
Arrival: DWD (24.4499, 44.121201)
Route Type: Domestic
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