You can try left side but don't surprise If they change landing route.. Prevailing winds in Aruba are East/North East 99% of the time. Planes thus, 99% of the time land into and take off into the wind. You DO want to be on the left side of the plane.

When flying into Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) in Aruba, the consensus for 2026 remains that the left side (A-seats) of the plane is superior for scenic views. Because the prevailing trade winds almost always necessitate an approach from the east or southeast, planes typically fly along the northern coast of the island before turning to land. From the left window, passengers can often see the stark contrast between the rugged, wave-battered northern limestone shores and the famous white-sand beaches like Eagle Beach and Palm Beach as the plane descends. You may also get a glimpse of the California Lighthouse and the high-rise hotel district. However, if the flight path takes a rare western approach due to weather, the right side might offer a view of the salt pans and the town of Oranjestad, but for the most reliable "postcard" view of the turquoise coastline, the left side is the strategic choice for travelers.