Sit on the Right side of the plane for the best views on flights from Bequia to Kingstown. The right side captures both the scenic departure over Bequia's archipelago context and provides excellent views during the initial climb. While the left side has merit for landing, the takeoff scenery over the Grenadines channel and surrounding islands is more visually distinctive and geographically interesting.

During takeoff from J F Mitchell Airport (BQU), sit on the Right side for the best views. Right-side seats capture the immediate departure over Bequia's eastern coastline and the narrow channel between Bequia and the Grenadines archipelago to the south. The climb-out path typically heads northeast or north, giving right-side passengers a clear view of the island's rugged terrain and surrounding waters. Notable sights include: Bequia's northern highlands (peaks around 900 feet), Princess Margaret Beach on the west coast, Admiralty Bay, and the smaller islands of Mustique and Canouan visible to the south across the channel.

When landing at E T Joshua (SVD), sit on the Left side for the best views. Left-side seats offer the best approach views as aircraft descend toward E.T. Joshua Airport on Saint Vincent's southern peninsula. The descent path typically brings the left side into view of the Kingstown waterfront, the southern coast, and the dramatic volcanic landscape of the main island. Notable sights include: Saint Vincent's southern peninsula and Kingstown harbor, the volcanic ridgeline of the southern highlands, the Caribbean coastline with its dark volcanic beaches, and Bequia receding to the south across the channel.

The flight from J F Mitchell Airport (BQU) to E T Joshua (SVD) takes Approximately 10-12 minutes.

The flight path crosses the narrow channel between Bequia and Saint Vincent, passing over open Caribbean water. At midpoint, passengers may see the smaller islands of Mustique and Canouan to the east, and the full profile of Saint Vincent's western coastline approaching from the north. The volcanic ridgeline of Saint Vincent becomes increasingly prominent as the aircraft descends toward Kingstown.