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Message: <blockquote data-quote="David" data-source="post: 412" data-attributes="member: 2">For those traveling to Senaga Island to visit the natural onsen, to stay at the Ryukyu Onsen Senagajima Hotel, or to shop around at the many shops <a href="https://www.okinawa.org/blog/a-must-go-umikaji-terrace-on-senaga-island.9/" target="_blank">Umikaji Terrace</a> has to offer, the Naha Flight Route is a popular stop for tourists to quickly make.[MEDIA=youtube]wWMlMb464ms[/MEDIA]From many different angles, you can see a lot of different types of aircraft fly overhead, from military to commercial.[ATTACH]1235[/ATTACH]It's rare that you might catch a Boeing 747 (the double-decker), but a Boeing 737, 767, 777 (as seen in the video above) or even an Airbus A320 won't be rare sights as they fly in and out about every 10 minutes during peak hours.[ATTACH]1237[/ATTACH]You will only be able to capture planes flying low over your head if they are landing from southern Okinawa.[ATTACH]1236[/ATTACH]If your sole purpose is to catch the planes as low as possible, even though they're still quite low when taking off from the north, you might want to check the flight traffic in the area of Naha Airport (OKA) on <a href="https://www.flightradar24.com/airport/oka" target="_blank">Flightradar24</a>. This will show you the direction the planes are taking off and landing from.</blockquote>