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Tip: Sit on the left side for landing.
The approach features views of Lilongwe's expanding urban sprawl, the concentrated government buildings of Capital Hill, and the city's unique mix of modern architecture and green spaces.
The approach features views of Lilongwe's expanding urban sprawl, the concentrated government buildings of Capital Hill, and the city's unique mix of modern architecture and green spaces.
The Right Side provides the most consistent views of the Great Rift Valley's dramatic geology, volcanic craters, and the string of alkaline lakes that define the East African landscape.
The Right Side offers a superior perspective of the dramatic Zambezi River crossing and the southern reaches of Lake Malawi as you descend into Lilongwe, providing a more diverse landscape of water and mountains.
The Right Side offers a superior vantage point for the dramatic geological features of the Great Rift Valley and the western shores of Lake Malawi.
The right side offers superior views of the Southern Highlands of Tanzania and the expansive, sparkling waters of Lake Malawi, especially during the descent into Lilongwe.
The left side of the aircraft offers spectacular views of the winding Luangwa River and the dramatic Muchinga Escarpment before crossing into Malawi.
The right side offers the most iconic Malawian landscapes, including early views of the Zomba Massif, the winding Shire River, and the distant shimmer of Lake Malawi.
The right side provides a wider perspective of the Zambezi River's vast reservoir, Lake Cahora Bassa, and the striking transition from the Mozambican plains to the Malawian highlands.