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PLS → DFW
Which side of the plane to sit from Providenciales Airport (Providenciales) to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (Dallas-Fort Worth)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a stunning visual transition from the vibrant turquoise Caicos Banks to the iconic Miami skyline and the expansive Florida Everglades before crossing the Gulf into Texas.
Caicos Banks
Breathtaking views of the shallow, crystal-clear turquoise waters and sandbars immediately after takeoff from Providenciales.
Andros Island
The wild west coast of the largest Bahamian island, featuring intricate tidal creeks and the Tongue of the Ocean.
Miami Skyline
A prime view of the high-rises along South Beach and downtown Miami as the flight crosses the Florida coast.
Everglades National Park
The vast 'River of Grass' wetland ecosystem stretching toward the Gulf of Mexico.
Texas Gulf Coast
Entry into Texas airspace often provides views of the Matagorda Bay or the Brazos River delta.
AT&T Stadium
On the descent into DFW, you can often spot the massive home of the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington.
Sit on the left for the best morning light on the Caribbean reefs. On afternoon flights, the sun will be on the left side, which can cause significant glare and heat; use your window shade strategically. Watch closely about 45-60 minutes into the flight for the transition from the deep blue Atlantic to the pale greens of the Florida Keys and Miami.
Grace Bay
A final glimpse of the world-famous white sands of Providenciales during the initial climb.
The Abacos
Aerial perspectives of the northern Bahamian island chains and their surrounding coral reefs.
Fort Lauderdale
Views of the extensive canal systems and Port Everglades as you pass over the Florida shoreline.
Lake Okeechobee
Florida's largest freshwater lake is often visible to the north as the plane heads west toward the Gulf.
Gulf Oil Rigs
Spot the industrial geometric shapes of oil and gas platforms dotting the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Downtown Dallas
Depending on the landing pattern, the right side often gets a clear view of the iconic Dallas skyline and Reunion Tower.
The right side is ideal for afternoon flights to avoid direct sunlight and get better contrast for photos. It offers excellent views of the Bahamas' northern reaches. During the descent into DFW, if the plane lands toward the south, this side provides the most direct view of the Dallas central business district.
Distance: 2,732 km (1,698 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs 39 min
Departure: PLS (21.77359962463379, -72.26589965820312)
Arrival: DFW (32.896801, -97.038002)
Route Type: International
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