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AMS → TRN
Which side of the plane to sit from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Amsterdam) to Turin Airport (Torino)?
Right Side of the Plane
The Right Side (seats F) offers a spectacular perspective of the high Alps, specifically the Mont Blanc massif, as the aircraft descends into the Piedmont region.
North Sea Coast
Depending on the runway, views of the Dutch coastline and sand dunes near Zandvoort.
Vosges Mountains
The dense forests and rounded 'ballons' of the Vosges range in eastern France.
Mont Blanc
The highest peak in Europe often dominates the horizon on the right during the Alpine crossing.
Gran Paradiso
Stunning views of the glaciers and rugged terrain of Italy's oldest National Park.
Superga Basilica
The iconic church perched on the hills overlooking the city during the landing pattern.
The Right Side is essential for capturing Mont Blanc. For the best photography, a window seat behind the wing is recommended to avoid engine heat haze. Winter flights provide the most dramatic contrast between the snow-covered peaks and the green Piedmont plains.
Dutch Polders
Intricate canal systems and green agricultural grids south of Amsterdam during initial climb.
Luxembourg City
A view of the historic city and the deep Alzette river valley from cruising altitude.
Pennine Alps
Distant but majestic views of the Monte Rosa massif and the Matterhorn to the East.
Turin Cityscape
A sweeping view of the Po River and the Mole Antonelliana during the final approach.
Choose the Left Side for morning flights to avoid direct sun glare. Look out for the snow-capped Pennine Alps as you transition from France into Italy.
Distance: 818 km (508 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 22 min
Departure: AMS (52.308601, 4.76389)
Arrival: TRN (45.200802, 7.64963)
Route Type: International
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