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LCY → IOM
Which side of the plane to sit from London City Airport (London) to Isle of Man Airport (Isle Of Man)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a front-row seat to the London skyline immediately after takeoff from London City, followed by iconic views of the Liverpool waterfront and the capital city of Douglas upon arrival.
Canary Wharf & The O2
Breathtaking views of London's financial district and the massive white dome of the O2 Arena immediately after takeoff.
Mersey Waterfront
Clear views of the historic Liverpool docks, the Liver Building, and the industrial landscape of the Wirral.
Irish Sea Crossing
Vast blue expanses and various offshore wind farms as the aircraft heads northwest toward the island.
Douglas Harbour
On approach, you can see the main port and the Victorian architecture of the Isle of Man's capital city.
Book a seat in the front half of the cabin to avoid the wing. On morning flights, the sun is behind you, providing perfectly lit views of the London skyline. During the final descent, look for the Laxey Wheel nestled in the hills to the north of Douglas.
Olympic Park
The 2012 Olympic Stadium and the ArcelorMittal Orbit tower are visible as the plane climbs over East London.
Blackpool Tower
On clear days, the famous Victorian tower and the Golden Mile of the Lancashire coast are clearly visible.
Snaefell
The highest peak on the Isle of Man, where on clear days it is said you can see the 'Seven Kingdoms'.
Northern Coastline
Aerial views of the northern tip of the island, including the Point of Ayre lighthouse.
The right side is excellent for afternoon flights to avoid the direct glare of the sun. Keep your eyes peeled as you pass the North West of England for the distinct shape of the Lake District mountains on the horizon.
Distance: 425 km (264 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 43 min
Departure: LCY (51.505299, 0.055277999999999994)
Arrival: IOM (54.08330154418945, -4.623889923095703)
Route Type: International
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