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NAP → DUB
Which side of the plane to sit from Naples International Airport (Naples) to Dublin Airport (Dublin)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side is generally superior for this route as it offers breathtaking views of Rome, the central Swiss Alps, and panoramic vistas of major capitals like Paris and London before a stunning approach over Dublin Bay.
The Eternal City
Shortly after takeoff, enjoy a clear view of Rome, including the Tiber River and the sprawling urban landscape.
Swiss Alps
Peer down at the jagged, snow-capped peaks of the Bernese Oberland and famous mountains like the Eiger and Matterhorn.
Parisian Skyline
The flight path often passes just east of Paris, allowing passengers to spot the Eiffel Tower and the city's unique circular layout.
Greater London
As you cross the UK, look out for the Thames Estuary and the distant skyscrapers of the London financial districts.
Dublin Bay
An iconic descent over Howth Head and the North Bull Island provides the perfect introduction to the Irish capital.
The right side is the prime choice for city-spotters. For the best Vesuvius view, watch closely during the initial banking turn after takeoff from Naples. During the descent into Dublin, this side offers the classic view of the coastline and Howth Head if the wind dictates a landing on Runway 28R or 28L.
Mount Vesuvius
Initial climb provides a dramatic perspective of the crater and the volcanic slopes overlooking the Bay of Naples.
Western Alps
Fly past the highest peaks of Europe including the majestic Mont Blanc massif on the French-Italian border.
Loire Valley
View the winding rivers and legendary chateaux scattered across the lush green heart of central France.
Normandy Coast
Spot the historic beaches and rugged cliffs as the flight crosses from mainland Europe over the English Channel.
Wicklow Mountains
On the final approach from the south, see the rolling heather-covered peaks and dark glacial lakes of the Irish highlands.
Choose the left side for morning departures to avoid the sun's glare while viewing the Alps. This side is also better for seeing the French coastline and the dramatic entry into Irish airspace over the Wicklow Mountains if the flight path approaches Dublin from the south.
Distance: 2,074 km (1,289 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 2 hrs 46 min
Departure: NAP (40.886002000000005, 14.2908)
Arrival: DUB (53.421299, -6.27007)
Route Type: International
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