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TPE → GUM
Which side of the plane to sit from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (Taipei) to Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (Agana)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side provides a superior viewing experience, featuring the dramatic Central Mountain Range of Taiwan upon departure, the remote Batanes archipelago mid-flight, and a front-row seat to Guam's western coastline and harbor during the descent.
Central Mountain Range
Spectacular views of Taiwan's high peaks as the flight tracks southward along the island's eastern corridor.
Batanes Archipelago
Approximately 45 minutes into the flight, look down to see the remote and beautiful northern islands of the Philippines.
Philippine Sea Sunset
On late afternoon flights, this side offers an unobstructed view of the sun dipping below the horizon.
Apra Harbor
A clear view of Guam's main commercial and naval port, showing the industrial scale of the island's gateway.
Tumon Bay Hotel Row
The primary tourist district of Guam with its distinct crescent-shaped bay and luxury resorts visible during landing.
This side is ideal for late afternoon flights to avoid the harsh glare of the morning sun. Keep an eye out about an hour into the flight for the Batanes islands, which are a rare sight. During landing at GUM, the right side usually provides the best view of the island's western beaches and the capital city of Hagatna.
Taipei 101 & Urban Skyline
On a clear departure from Runway 05, you may catch a glimpse of the iconic Taipei 101 and the dense urban sprawl of the capital.
Keelung Coastline
View the rugged northeastern tip of Taiwan where the island meets the deep blue of the Pacific Ocean.
The Philippine Sea Expanse
A vast stretch of the Pacific that offers incredible cloud formations and deep sapphire water tones during the cruise phase.
Northern Mariana Islands
Distant views of the northern volcanic chain of the Marianas as the plane nears the descent point.
Ritidian Point
The northernmost point of Guam, featuring pristine white sands and turquoise reefs as the plane turns for its final approach.
Sit on the left for early morning departures to witness the sunrise over the Pacific. It is also the better side for viewing the northern cliffs of Guam if the flight path approaches from the north. Be sure to have your camera ready within the first 10 minutes of takeoff for the Taiwan coastline.
Distance: 2,782 km (1,729 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs 43 min
Departure: TPE (25.0777, 121.233002)
Arrival: GUM (13.4834003448, 144.796005249)
Route Type: International
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