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MCO → MBJ
Which side of the plane to sit from Orlando International Airport (Orlando) to Sangster International Airport (Montego Bay)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side provides the most iconic Caribbean views, including the breathtaking turquoise waters of the Bahama Banks and the dramatic mountain ridges of eastern Cuba.
Space Coast
Aerial view of the Kennedy Space Center and the thin strip of land separating the lagoons from the Atlantic during the initial climb.
Great Bahama Bank
Stunning patterns of turquoise water and white sandbars stretching across the horizon to the east.
Sierra Maestra
Cuba's most rugged mountain range, featuring Pico Turquino, the island's highest point, visible mid-flight.
Andros Island
The largest island in the Bahamas, known for its intricate network of blue holes and shallow water channels.
Book a morning flight for the best lighting on the Bahamian reefs. Avoid the wing area to ensure an unobstructed view of the transition from shallow reef to deep ocean trenches as you cross into the Caribbean Sea.
Everglades
The massive expanse of Florida's wetlands, appearing as a sea of green and gold shortly after departure.
The Florida Keys
A clear view of the island chain and the Overseas Highway stretching into the Gulf of Mexico.
Zapata Peninsula
Viewing Cuba's largest wetland area, famous for its biodiversity and the historic Bay of Pigs.
Montego Bay Hills
Lush, tropical green mountains of Jamaica as the plane turns for its final approach into Sangster International.
Sit on the right side for afternoon flights to minimize direct sun glare. Look out for the Florida Keys roughly 20 minutes after departure and prepare for a beautiful view of the Jamaican coastline and lush hills during the final 10 minutes of descent.
Distance: 1,157 km (719 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 33 min
Departure: MCO (28.429399490356445, -81.30899810791016)
Arrival: MBJ (18.503700256347656, -77.91339874267578)
Route Type: International
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