To OMS?

The right side of the aircraft offers a spectacular front-row seat to the Greater Caucasus range shortly after takeoff, including views of Mt. Elbrus, followed by the unique transition from the Caspian steppes to the Siberian plains.

The right side provides an unbeatable view of Lake Sevan immediately after departure and a long, scenic stretch along the Caspian Sea coastline before entering the vast Siberian plains.

The right side offers a superior visual experience, featuring distant views of the Dubai skyline upon departure, the snow-capped peaks of the Alborz mountain range in Iran, and the winding Irtysh River on the final approach into Omsk.

The right side offers a superior perspective of the massive Tien Shan mountain range shortly after takeoff and follows the winding course of the Irtysh River during the descent into Omsk.

The left side offers superior views of the vast Russian landscape, including a better angle of the Ural Mountains and the winding Volga River, while avoiding direct sun glare on this northeasterly flight.

The right side offers superior views of the major river systems of European Russia, including the Volga and Oka, and provides a clear perspective of the Ural Mountains' transition into the Siberian plains.

The left side offers superior lighting for photography on this eastbound route, avoiding direct glare while providing excellent views of the Ural mountain range and the vast Siberian forest expanses.

The left side is slightly preferred as it provides a better view of the Absheron Peninsula upon departure, the southern tail of the Ural Mountains (Mugodzhar Hills), and the intricate river systems of Western Siberia during the descent.

The right side offers superior views of the massive Ob and Irtysh river systems, providing a stunning perspective of the winding Siberian waterways and the transition from tundra to steppe.

The left side offers the most visually diverse experience, featuring the massive Novosibirsk Reservoir at departure and the sprawling, intricate wetlands of Lake Chany during the mid-flight phase.

The right side is favored for the spectacular departure views of St. Petersburg's historic center and the Neva Delta, followed by views of the massive Rybinsk Reservoir and the industrial heart of the Urals.

The Right Side offers superior views of the winding Irtysh River and the dramatic urban approach into Omsk, including the confluence of the Om and Irtysh rivers.