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AGA → LIL
Which side of the plane to sit from Al Massira Airport (Agadir) to Lille-Lesquin Airport (Lille)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior visual journey, featuring the majestic Atlas Mountains, a clear view of the Rock of Gibraltar at the Mediterranean gateway, and the highest peaks of the Pyrenees.
High Atlas Mountains
A stunning panorama of the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas range, including Mount Toubkal, visible shortly after departure.
Rock of Gibraltar
The iconic limestone monolith marking the entrance to the Mediterranean, clearly visible during the crossing between continents.
Madrid & Central Meseta
The vast high plateau of central Spain, with the sprawling urban layout of Madrid visible in the distance.
Central Pyrenees
The most rugged and highest part of the mountain range separating Spain and France, offering spectacular alpine scenery.
Paris Cityscape
On a clear day and depending on the specific flight corridor, the Eiffel Tower and the skyline of the French capital may be visible to the east.
The right side is generally the 'sunny side' for much of this north-bound journey, so bring sunglasses. The highlight of this route is the crossing of the Strait of Gibraltar; sit mid-cabin or forward to ensure the wing doesn't obstruct your view of the 'Pillars of Hercules'. During winter, the contrast between the Moroccan desert and the snowy Pyrenees is particularly striking.
Atlantic Coastline
Dramatic views of the Moroccan shoreline and the turquoise waters of the Atlantic shortly after takeoff from Agadir.
Costa de la Luz
The sandy beaches of southwestern Spain and the Gulf of Cádiz as you cross into European airspace.
Bordeaux Vineyards
Expansive views of the famous wine regions of Gironde and the Garonne river winding through the French landscape.
Loire Valley
Glimpses of the winding Loire River and the historical châteaux dotted along the riverbanks in Western France.
Choose the left side for morning flights to avoid direct sun glare. It is the best side for viewing the sunset over the Atlantic if flying late in the afternoon. Keep your eyes peeled as you pass over the Bay of Biscay for the transition from the blue ocean to the lush greenery of the French coast near La Rochelle.
Distance: 2,479 km (1,540 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs 18 min
Departure: AGA (30.32500076293945, -9.41306972503662)
Arrival: LIL (50.563332, 3.086886)
Route Type: International
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