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JED → EJH
Which side of the plane to sit from King Abdulaziz International Airport (Jeddah) to Al Wajh Domestic Airport (Wejh)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers breathtaking views of the Red Sea coastline, including the crystal-clear lagoons and islands of Umluj, frequently referred to as the 'Maldives of Saudi Arabia'.
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Red Sea Azure Waters
Stunning gradients of blue and turquoise water along the Saudi coastline.
Umluj Archipelago
View the cluster of over 100 small islands with white sandy beaches and surrounding coral reefs.
Coral Barrier Reefs
Intricate underwater patterns and shallow lagoons visible through the clear water during descent.
Yanbu Port
Aerial view of the shipping lanes and maritime activity near the industrial hub of Yanbu.
For the best experience, choose a window seat on the left side (typically 'A' seats). In the morning, this side avoids direct sun glare, making the turquoise water pop. During sunset flights, you will witness the sun dipping directly into the Red Sea horizon.
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Sarawat Mountains
The rugged mountain range that runs parallel to the coast, offering a dramatic backdrop.
Harrat Volcanic Fields
Look for dark, ancient lava flows and volcanic craters like Harrat Lunayyir in the distance.
KAEC Development
The massive infrastructure and urban planning of King Abdullah Economic City shortly after takeoff.
Hejaz Desert Plains
The vast, golden expanse of the Tihamah coastal plain meeting the foothills of the interior.
The right side is excellent for afternoon flights as the sun illuminates the texture of the mountains and volcanic fields. Keep an eye out for 'Jabal Radwa' near Yanbu, which is one of the most prominent peaks in the region.
Book Hotels in WejhDistance: 572 km (355 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 57 min
Departure: JED (21.6796, 39.156502)
Arrival: EJH (26.19860076904297, 36.47639846801758)
Route Type: Domestic
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