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LIM → DFW
Which side of the plane to sit from Jorge Chávez International Airport (Lima) to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (Dallas-Fort Worth)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior vantage point for the dramatic verticality of the Andes at departure and the iconic chain of volcanoes through Central America.
The Andes Mountains
Incredible views of the rugged, high-altitude peaks and deep valleys shortly after takeoff from Lima.
Central American Volcanoes
A series of perfectly shaped volcanic cones visible while overflying Nicaragua, Honduras, and Guatemala.
Guatemala City
The sprawling highland capital nestled among mountains is often visible during the transition to the Caribbean.
Dallas Skyline
Excellent views of the Reunion Tower and the downtown DFW skyline during the standard arrival patterns.
Chiapas Highlands
The lush, mountainous terrain of southern Mexico provides a vibrant green tapestry below.
The right side is essential for mountain lovers. For the best views of the Andes, try to book a morning flight when the air is clearest. Keep your eyes peeled as you pass Guatemala for active volcanoes venting steam.
Pacific Horizon
Stunning views of the open ocean and the dramatic interface where the Peruvian desert meets the sea.
Nicoya Peninsula
Aerial views of Costa Rica's lush western coastline and tropical bays during the mid-flight segment.
Equatorial Sunset
On evening flights, this side provides front-row seating for the sun setting over the Pacific Ocean.
Texas Gulf Coast
The intricate patterns of the Galveston Bay and the marshy inlets of the southern US coastline.
Choose the left side for afternoon or evening departures to enjoy the sunset. During the initial climb, look down for the coastal fog known as Garúa that often blankets the Lima shoreline.
Distance: 5,424 km (3,370 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 6 hrs 23 min
Departure: LIM (-12.0219, -77.114305)
Arrival: DFW (32.896801, -97.038002)
Route Type: International
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