KUL → AUH

Mumbai Skyline

Depending on the specific flight path, the dense urban sprawl and coastline of India's largest city are often visible.

Gulf of Oman Shipping Lanes

Watch for the high density of tankers and cargo ships queuing to enter the Strait of Hormuz.

Al Hajar Mountains

Dramatic, jagged limestone peaks that form a natural border between Oman and the UAE.

Dubai and Northern Emirates

On the standard descent path into AUH, you can often see the Burj Khalifa and the distinctive Dubai skyline in the distance.

Palm Jebel Ali

The massive man-made palm-shaped island is often visible just before the final approach into Abu Dhabi.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Clear views of remote tropical archipelagos scattered across the deep blue Andaman Sea shortly after departure.

Laccadive Sea

Transit over the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent, offering views of the vast expanse of the Indian Ocean.

Rub' al Khali (Empty Quarter)

Stunning vistas of the world's largest contiguous sand desert with its characteristic rolling red-orange dunes upon entering the Arabian Peninsula.

Equatorial Sunset

On late afternoon departures, this side provides an unobstructed view of the sun setting over the Arabian Sea.