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The left side offers a stunning sequence of the Turks and Caicos turquoise shallows followed by the lush, mountainous entry into the Dominican Republic.

The right side is the superior choice for this route, offering breathtaking views of the Great Bahama Bank's turquoise sandbars and a spectacular mountain-view approach into Puerto Plata.

The left side offers a continuous panorama of the northern coastlines of both Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, including rugged karst mountains and tropical bays.

The right side offers iconic views of the New York City skyline and the Statue of Liberty upon departure, followed by the New Jersey coastline and a superior view of Mount Isabel de Torres during the final approach into Puerto Plata.

The right side offers a superior sequence of views starting with a potential glimpse of Niagara Falls, the rolling Appalachian ridges, and most importantly, the vibrant turquoise waters and coral reefs of the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos during the descent.

The right side offers a superior departure experience with iconic views of the New York City skyline and the Statue of Liberty shortly after takeoff from Newark, followed by a scenic approach into Puerto Plata overlooking the Isabel de Torres mountain.

The left side offers the most consistent scenic value, providing views of the European coastline before the crossing and a spectacular mountain-lined approach into Puerto Plata, while avoiding direct solar glare.

While both sides offer unique views, the Right Side provides a superior mix of diverse American inland geography, the Appalachian mountain range, and a potentially spectacular view of the landmark Mount Isabel de Torres upon arrival in Puerto Plata.

The left side provides a superior view of the Rhine River upon takeoff and is better positioned for sunlight reflections and the stunning tropical coastline of the Dominican Republic during the descent.

The Left Side (Port) offers a superior perspective of the Dutch coastline upon departure and a more favorable angle for viewing the turquoise waters of the Turks and Caicos and the Hispaniola coastline during the descent into Puerto Plata.

The right side (starboard) is preferred for this westbound transatlantic route primarily due to the sun's position. Since the flight travels west, the sun remains on the left (south) side of the aircraft, making the right side better for photography without glare and offering superior views of the Caribbean approach and the Azores.