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UPG → PSJ
Which side of the plane to sit from Hasanuddin International Airport (Ujung Pandang) to Kasiguncu Airport (Poso)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side provides an unparalleled view of Lake Poso, the third-deepest lake in Indonesia, along with the dramatic Luwu mountain ranges and the Gulf of Bone coastline.
Mount Lompobattang
A massive dormant volcano rising prominently to the southeast of Makassar, often visible during the initial climb.
Lake Poso
A breathtaking view of this ancient tectonic lake, known for its crystal-clear waters and silver-sand beaches, visible mid-flight.
Central Sulawesi Wilderness
Vast stretches of dense, primary tropical rainforest covering the mountainous spine of the island.
Poso City
A clear view of the urban center of Poso and its river mouth as the plane aligns for the runway at PSJ.
The right side is essential for seeing Lake Poso. Flight paths often pass directly to the west of the lake, making it a focal point. Morning flights are recommended for the clearest visibility of the mountain peaks before tropical clouds build up in the afternoon.
Spermonde Archipelago
A stunning collection of coral islands and sandbars scattered in the sea off the coast of Makassar shortly after takeoff.
Toraja Highlands
Aerial views of the rugged limestone karsts and mountainous terrain of the Tana Toraja and North Toraja regions.
Poso Bay
The deep blue waters of the Celebes Sea meeting the northern coastline as the aircraft begins its final descent into Kasiguncu.
Choose a window seat on the left for morning flights to avoid direct sun glare. Look out immediately after takeoff for the intricate patterns of the coral reefs near Hasanuddin.
Distance: 423 km (263 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 42 min
Departure: UPG (-5.061629772186278, 119.5540008544922)
Arrival: PSJ (-1.4167499542200002, 120.657997131)
Route Type: Domestic
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