Originally Posted by
Bonehead
He might if he cranes his neck forward...I have been able to catch a glimpse.
The OP should watch the predicted weather patterns in the NYC area...a southerly wind = sit on the left side (landing will be to the south), and vice versa. This time of year I would wager on a N wind, but you never know.
Agreed. Also Flightaware -
http://flightaware.com/live/airport/KEWR - obviously this could change over the duration of a transatlantic flight though.
Of course, I never mentioned the more important point - on a morning flight from Europe (like EDI-EWR) I will always sit on the right side to avoid the blazing sun throughout the majority of the flight... I swear it's 10 degrees cooler on that side on the 752
