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NCL → JER
Which side of the plane to sit from Newcastle Airport (Newcastle) to Jersey Airport (Jersey)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side provides a superior perspective of the English interior, including the Pennines and Peak District, followed by the stunning coastline of Dorset and an aerial tour of the smaller Channel Islands upon approach to Jersey.
The Pennines
Aerial views of the 'Backbone of England' and its rolling moorlands shortly after departure.
Peak District
Look out for the lush green valleys and reservoirs of Derbyshire's famous national park.
Poole Harbour
The massive natural harbor and the exclusive Sandbanks peninsula are clearly visible before crossing the Channel.
Channel Island Archipelago
Unrivaled views of Alderney, Sark, and Herm dotting the turquoise waters during the final approach into Jersey.
The right side is essential for spotting the smaller Channel Islands before landing. Book an afternoon flight to see the Dorset coast bathed in sunlight, though be prepared for some glare during the final minutes of flight.
Northeast Coastline
Early views of the rugged Durham and Yorkshire coasts as the flight heads south from Newcastle.
Distant London
On clear days, the vast sprawl of the capital and the Thames Estuary can be spotted far to the east.
Portsmouth Harbor
The historic naval dockyards and the Spinnaker Tower are prominent landmarks on the south coast.
Normandy Peninsula
The French coastline near Cherbourg is often visible across the water as you begin your descent.
Sit toward the back of the cabin to keep the wing out of your shots of the South Coast. Morning flights offer the best lighting for this side as the sun is positioned in the southeast.
Distance: 649 km (403 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 5 min
Departure: NCL (55.037498474121094, -1.6916699409484863)
Arrival: JER (49.20790100097656, -2.1955099105834956)
Route Type: International
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