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ALC → TRF
Which side of the plane to sit from Alicante International Airport (Alicante) to Sandefjord Airport, Torp (Sandefjord)?
Right Side of the Plane
The Right Side is preferred for its superior perspective of the Pyrenees crossing and the spectacular islands and inlets of the Oslofjord during the final approach into Sandefjord.
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The Pyrenees
A dramatic crossing of the high-altitude border between Spain and France, often snow-capped.
Paris Basin
Distant views of the French capital and the sprawling agricultural plains of northern France.
Jutland Peninsula
The western coast of Denmark with its distinctive flat terrain and sandy dunes.
Oslofjord
Breathtaking views of the Norwegian archipelago, rocky islands, and deep blue inlets during descent.
The right side is essential for the approach into Torp; the flight path frequently follows the coastline, offering views of the iconic Norwegian summer houses. Aim for an afternoon flight to see the Oslofjord bathed in golden hour light.
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Costa Blanca
Aerial views of the white sandy beaches and turquoise waters around Alicante shortly after takeoff.
Massif Central
The ancient volcanic peaks and rugged plateaus of central France.
Brussels Metropolitan Area
Clear views of the Belgian capital's urban layout and the surrounding lowlands of the Benelux.
North Sea Transit
Views of shipping lanes and offshore wind farms as the flight crosses the sea toward Scandinavia.
Sit on the left for better lighting during morning flights, as the sun will be on the opposite side. This side is also excellent for viewing the Spanish coastline during the initial climb out of ALC.
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Get eSIMs for NorwayDistance: 2,449 km (1,522 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs 16 min
Departure: ALC (38.28219985961914, -0.5581560134887695)
Arrival: TRF (59.1866989136, 10.258600235)
Route Type: International
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