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PLS → KIN
Which side of the plane to sit from Providenciales Airport (Providenciales) to Norman Manley International Airport (Kingston)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior view of the dramatic approach into Kingston, showcasing the lush Blue Mountains and the vibrant turquoise waters of the Jamaican coastline as you descend.
Turks and Caicos Bank
Stunning views of the shallow, bright turquoise waters and coral reefs immediately after departing Providenciales.
Little Inagua
A glimpse of this remote, uninhabited Bahamian island known for its untouched natural beauty and sea turtles.
Blue Mountain Peak
The highest point in Jamaica becomes visible as you approach the island from the northeast, often shrouded in mist.
Portland Coastline
The rugged and green northeastern coast of Jamaica, famous for its lush rainforests and deep blue coves.
Kingston Harbor
One of the world's largest natural harbors, providing a scenic backdrop of the city and industrial port during the final descent.
Sit on the left for the best views of the Blue Mountain range during the descent into KIN. Morning flights are ideal to avoid the heavy afternoon cloud cover that often obscures the mountain peaks. As the plane turns to align with the runway, you will get an excellent panorama of the Liguanea Plain where Kingston sits.
West Caicos
Excellent views of the uninhabited island and its surrounding vibrant reefs shortly after takeoff.
Great Inagua Island
Look for the massive salt pans and the likelihood of seeing the vast habitats of the West Indian Flamingo from above.
Eastern Cuba Silhouette
On clear days, the mountainous terrain of the Guantanamo province in eastern Cuba can be seen across the Windward Passage.
Port Royal
The historic 'wickedest city on earth' is visible at the very end of the Palisadoes strip just before touching down.
Hellshire Hills
Dry limestone forests and hills to the west of Kingston are visible if the plane circles for a western approach.
The right side is great for spotting the Bahamian islands early in the flight. Watch for the dramatic color change as the water depth increases significantly over the Trench. Keep your camera ready during landing for a close-up of Port Royal, located at the tip of the peninsula right before the runway threshold.
Distance: 637 km (396 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 4 min
Departure: PLS (21.77359962463379, -72.26589965820312)
Arrival: KIN (17.935699462890625, -76.7874984741211)
Route Type: International
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