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PMI → DUB
Which side of the plane to sit from Palma De Mallorca Airport (Palma de Mallorca) to Dublin Airport (Dublin)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior view of the Spanish coastline, including a potential fly-by of Barcelona, followed by a crossing of the Pyrenees and the famous wine regions of Bordeaux before arriving over the lush Irish coast.
Tramuntana Range
Stunning aerial views of Mallorca's UNESCO-protected rugged northern mountain ridge right after takeoff.
Barcelona Cityscape
A breathtaking perspective of the Eixample grid pattern and the Sagrada Família as you cross the Spanish coast.
Western Pyrenees
Dramatic views of the snow-capped peaks forming the natural border between Spain and France.
Bordeaux Vineyards
Vast stretches of world-famous vineyards and the winding Garonne River in southwestern France.
Bay of Biscay
Transition from the French Atlantic coast into the deep blue of the Celtic Sea.
Wexford Coastline
The first glimpse of the Emerald Isle, featuring patchworked green fields and sandy beaches.
Choose the left side for afternoon flights to avoid the harsh glare of the setting sun over the Atlantic. If Dublin is using Runway 28 for arrivals, the left side often provides a distant view of the city center and the Wicklow Mountains during the final descent.
Costa Brava
The 'Rugged Coast' of Catalonia with its hidden coves and turquoise Mediterranean waters.
Central Pyrenees
Views of the highest peaks in the range, including Aneto, often visible on the horizon to the east.
Loire Valley
The southern reaches of France's royal valley, known for its historic châteaux and lush landscapes.
Brittany Peninsula
The rocky western tip of France, showcasing dramatic cliffs and numerous lighthouses.
Cornish Coast
On exceptionally clear days, the southwestern tip of the UK is visible across the English Channel.
Howth Head
A prominent rocky peninsula as the plane turns toward Dublin Bay for its final approach.
The right side is ideal for morning flights to enjoy the sunrise over the Mediterranean. During the descent into Dublin, this side offers the best views of the Irish Sea and the iconic Poolbeg Chimneys if approaching from the east.
Distance: 1,686 km (1,048 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 2 hrs 15 min
Departure: PMI (39.551700592, 2.73881006241)
Arrival: DUB (53.421299, -6.27007)
Route Type: International
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