CabinShade
Shady side by departure time and season
Each cell shows the window side that stays out of the sun for a departure at that local time on the 15th of the month. A = left side, F/K = right side, Any = little direct sun, Dark = night flight.
| Departs | Jan | Apr | Jul | Oct |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 am | Dark | Dark | Dark | Dark |
| 9 am | F/K | F/K | F/K | F/K |
| noon | A | F/K | F/K | A |
| 3 pm | A | A | F/K | A |
| 6 pm | A | A | A | A |
| 9 pm | Dark | Dark | Dark | Dark |
Sunrise and sunset views
None of the departures we sampled see a sunrise or sunset in flight: the sun is either up the whole way or down the whole way.
About the KUL–SIN route
- Distance: 297 km (185 miles) along the great circle.
- Estimated flight time: 45m. Real schedules vary with winds and routing.
- Direction: leaves heading east-southeast, is flying east-southeast at the halfway point, and arrives heading east-southeast.
Window seat letters: A is the left window on almost every airline. The right window is the last letter in the row: usually F on single-aisle jets and K (sometimes J or L) on wide-bodies. How seat letters work.
Questions about this flight
Which side of the plane is shady from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore?
Flying Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Singapore (SIN)? Morning flights: sit on the right (F/K) for shade; afternoon flights: the left (A).
Which side has the sunset or sunrise view?
On the departures we sampled, this flight does not cross a sunrise or sunset. Use the calculator with your exact date to be sure.
How is this calculated?
CabinShade follows the great-circle route in 60 steps and computes the sun's position at each step, then counts how long each side of the cabin faces the sun. More on the method.