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ARN → CDG
Which side of the plane to sit from Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (Stockholm) to Charles de Gaulle International Airport (Paris)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side is the preferred choice for this route as it offers the highest probability of seeing the iconic Paris city center during the approach, along with high-altitude views of major Northern European cities like Hamburg and Brussels.
Lake Mälaren
Beautiful views of the freshwater lake and the southern suburbs of Stockholm shortly after takeoff.
Hamburg Port
The intricate industrial landscape of Germany's busiest port is often visible mid-flight.
Brussels Center
A dense urban view of the Belgian capital and its landmarks as you cross into France.
Paris Landmarks
On clear days, the Eiffel Tower and the Sacré-Cœur are visible during the descent into CDG.
Request a window seat away from the wing to ensure an unobstructed view of the Paris skyline. The descent typically approaches from the east, making the left side optimal for seeing the Eiffel Tower. In winter, opt for a mid-day flight to ensure enough light to see the German landscapes.
Øresund Bridge
The massive bridge-tunnel system connecting Sweden and Denmark is a major highlight within the first 20 minutes.
Copenhagen
A clear view of the Danish capital's harbor and unique architecture.
The Wadden Sea
If the flight path is westerly, the unique tidal flats of the German and Dutch coasts are visible.
Chantilly Estate
The historic Château de Chantilly and its surrounding forests appear just before touchdown.
Keep your camera ready during the first 15-20 minutes for the Øresund Bridge. If the flight path is routed over the North Sea coast, the right side provides stunning views of the Frisian Islands. Afternoon flights on this side avoid the harsh glare of the southern sun.
Distance: 1,539 km (956 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 2 hrs 3 min
Departure: ARN (59.65190124511699, 17.918600082397)
Arrival: CDG (49.012798, 2.55)
Route Type: International
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