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While both sides offer stunning Alpine views, the right side is highly prioritized for the spectacular final approach, which frequently offers a direct view of the historic island of Venice and the Grand Canal.

The right side is superior for this transpolar route, offering breathtaking vistas of the expansive Greenland ice sheet, the dramatic Canadian Rockies, and the iconic landmarks of Los Angeles during the final descent.

The right side offers a superior view of the core Stockholm archipelago, the main landmass of the Åland Islands, and the dense southern portion of the Turku archipelago during the final approach.

The right side offers superior views of the dramatic Greenland ice cap, Northern Norway's fjords, and a potentially spectacular approach into Newark following the Hudson River.

While both sides offer spectacular views during the transalpine crossing, the right side provides a more dramatic perspective of the high Swiss Alps, Lake Constance, and the iconic descent past Lake Como into Milan.

The left side offers a superior vantage point for the Swedish coastline, the dramatic crossing of the Eastern Alps, and the scenic descent along the Italian Riviera towards Corsica.

While the left side provides the iconic view of Dubrovnik's Old Town during the final approach, the right side offers a superior panoramic experience for the majority of the flight, including the Austrian Alps and the vast Dalmatian island chain.

The right side is the definitive choice for witnessing the incredible contrast of the Nile River against the Sahara Desert and the rugged beauty of the Ethiopian Highlands during the descent into Addis Ababa.

While both sides are spectacular, the right side offers an unrivaled view of the jagged Lyngen Alps and a superior angle of Tromsø city and its island geography during the final descent.

While both sides offer stunning views of the Alps, the Right Side is the clear winner for the spectacular descent into Split. Passengers on the right enjoy panoramic views of the turquoise Adriatic Sea and the iconic Kornati and Dalmatian island chains during the final 20 minutes of the flight.

The right side offers the most dramatic mountain vistas, including a prime view of Mount Olympus and the rugged Balkan interior during the southward descent toward the Mediterranean.

The left side offers spectacular views of the Scandinavian mountain range and the vast, untouched wilderness of the Swedish Laponia region as you cross the Arctic Circle.