From PPT?
Tip: Sit on the right side for takeoff.
Passengers will enjoy panoramic views of Papeete's harbor and the lush, jagged volcanic peaks of Tahiti's interior as the aircraft climbs away from the coast.
Passengers will enjoy panoramic views of Papeete's harbor and the lush, jagged volcanic peaks of Tahiti's interior as the aircraft climbs away from the coast.
While the left side offers an iconic view of Moorea during departure, the right side provides the most breathtaking perspective of Tahiti's mountains and the unique reticulated 'honeycomb' lagoon of Mataiva during the approach.
The left side is superior for the iconic departure view of Moorea's jagged peaks and the spectacular approach into Honolulu featuring Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.
The right side offers a superior view of Moorea's iconic volcanic peaks shortly after takeoff from Papeete and provides a stunning angle of Rimatara's unique raised coral limestone cliffs upon arrival.
The left side offers a more consistent view of the Tuamotu atolls during the mid-flight segment and typically provides a breathtaking perspective of the jagged volcanic spires of Ua Pou during the approach into Hiva Oa.
The left side is superior as it offers a front-row seat to the iconic jagged peaks and twin bays of Moorea shortly after takeoff from Papeete, followed by a panoramic view of Huahine's southern island, Huahine Iti.
The left side offers an iconic aerial view of Tetiaroa Atoll shortly after takeoff and typically provides a more expansive perspective of Arutua's lagoon system during the descent.
While both sides offer stunning views of the French Polynesian atolls upon departure, the Right Side is preferred for its superior perspective of the Los Angeles basin, the Hollywood Hills, and the downtown skyline during the final approach into LAX.
The left side provides the most consistent views of the iconic atolls of the Tuamotu Archipelago, including a prime view of Tetiaroa and the massive Rangiroa atoll before approaching Ahe.
The right side is generally superior for its spectacular views of Moorea immediately after takeoff and a more dramatic perspective of Rurutu's raised coral cliffs during the final approach.
The left side provides an exceptional vantage point for the rugged northern coast of Tahiti and a sequence of stunning Tuamotu atolls like Anaa and Amanu before descending into Hao.
The left side is prioritized for its early view of Tetiaroa Atoll and the superior perspective of Fakarava's main pass and village during the final approach.
The right side offers a front-row seat to the iconic Society Islands, including the world-famous Bora Bora, shortly after departure, followed by the remote archipelagos of Tonga and the Loyalty Islands.