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SIN → HDY
Which side of the plane to sit from Singapore Changi Airport (Singapore) to Hat Yai International Airport (Hat Yai)?
Right Side of the Plane
The Right Side (Starboard) is generally superior for this route as it offers views of the rugged Titiwangsa mountain range and the spectacular Songkhla Lake upon arrival in Thailand.
Singapore Skyline
A brief but stunning view of the Singapore city skyline and the Causeway immediately after takeoff.
Titiwangsa Mountains
The lush, forested central mountain range of Peninsular Malaysia, often shrouded in morning mist.
Songkhla Lake
The largest natural lake in Thailand, featuring a unique lagoon system visible during the descent into Hat Yai.
Rice Paddies
Vibrant green geometric patterns of agricultural fields as the flight enters the Songkhla province.
The Right Side is optimal for the approach into HDY, as the flight path usually passes east of the airport, providing a great view of Songkhla Lake. For the best mountain views, look out about 30 minutes into the flight. Afternoon flights may encounter towering cumulus clouds over the mountains.
Malacca Strait Traffic
Observe one of the world's busiest shipping lanes filled with massive cargo vessels and tankers.
West Malaysian Coastline
Detailed views of the mangrove forests and estuaries along the coasts of Johor and Selangor.
Andaman Sea Horizon
Expansive views of the turquoise waters as the plane approaches the southern tip of Thailand.
Choose the left side for morning flights to avoid the direct glare of the rising sun. During sunset, this side offers beautiful reflections over the Malacca Strait. Keep an eye out for small tropical islands near the Thai-Malaysian maritime border.
Distance: 738 km (459 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 14 min
Departure: SIN (1.35019, 103.994003)
Arrival: HDY (6.933209896089999, 100.392997742)
Route Type: International
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