I would also add that since the cockpit 'door' is always open you may want
an aisle seat on the starboard side. That way you can look across your
seat-mate to see out the window but you can also look forward through the
front windscreen to see some of what the pilots see. Enjoy!

- Mark

GHorn82707 wrote in message
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> Lee, it is definately the right side. The planes are Otters so they have
the
> ability to do STOLs. The airport in Saba has a runway shorter than an
aircraft
> carrier. They have never had a problem, they have great pilots, I love
the
> flight. Make sure you get to the airport early for the flight.
>
> > When taking the plane from St. Maarten to Saba, which side of the
> >airplane provides the most dramatic view of the landing?
> >
>
>
> George R Horn
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> Horn's Cycle Service
> Brooklyn, NY
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