To SFO?

The left side is superior for this route as it offers the iconic view of the San Francisco Bay upon arrival and captures the most dramatic lighting of the Greenlandic fjords during the trans-Atlantic crossing.

The left side (Port) is the superior choice for this route, offering iconic views of the rugged Pacific coastline, the Channel Islands, and the dramatic transition from the Southern California beaches to the San Francisco Peninsula.

The right side of the aircraft offers a spectacular finale to the flight, providing the most iconic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Marin Headlands, and the San Francisco skyline during the standard approach into SFO.

The right side offers superior views of iconic geological landmarks including Devil's Tower and the jagged peaks of the Grand Tetons, followed by a dramatic crossing of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

The right side is superior for this polar-adjacent route, offering expansive views of the Greenland ice sheet, the rugged Canadian Rockies, and the iconic San Francisco Bay skyline during the standard approach into SFO.

The Right Side (North) offers the most iconic landmarks, including the Great Salt Lake, the stunning blue expanse of Lake Tahoe, and a higher probability of seeing the San Francisco skyline and Golden Gate Bridge during the standard SFO arrival sequence.

The left side is superior primarily for the approach into San Francisco, offering iconic views of the Silicon Valley, the San Mateo Bridge, and often the San Francisco skyline and Pacific coastline depending on the arrival pattern.

The right side offers superior views of the northern Great Lakes, the dramatic peaks of the Tetons in Wyoming, and the stunning deep blue of Lake Tahoe, often concluding with a view of the Golden Gate Bridge on the approach into SFO.

While the left side offers potential views of the Japanese archipelago and Aleutian Islands, the right side is superior for the iconic approach into San Francisco, featuring the Golden Gate Bridge and the city skyline, along with a spectacular mid-flight sunrise.

The left side offers a superior sequence of landmarks, beginning with potential views of the Manhattan skyline upon departure and concluding with a scenic approach over the San Francisco Peninsula and Silicon Valley.

While both sides offer stunning views of the American landscape, the Right Side provides a more consistent vantage point for iconic landmarks like the Great Salt Lake and Lake Tahoe, with better lighting conditions for photography.

The left side offers superior lighting for photography while traveling westward and provides iconic views of the Colorado Rockies, the red rock desert landscapes of Utah, and the best angle for the San Francisco skyline on a standard approach.