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BMA → AAR
Which side of the plane to sit from Stockholm-Bromma Airport (Stockholm) to Aarhus Airport (Aarhus)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers an unparalleled view of Stockholm's iconic city center and Gamla Stan immediately after takeoff from the centrally located Bromma Airport, followed by scenic views of Sweden's Great Lakes and the Aarhus coastline.
Stockholm City Center
Unmatched views of the Royal Palace, City Hall, and the historic Gamla Stan district right after departure.
Lake Vättern
The deep blue waters and eastern shoreline of Sweden's second-largest lake during the cruise phase.
Kattegat Sea
The maritime transition between Sweden and Denmark, often dotted with cargo ships and ferries.
Aarhus Bay
Scenic views of the Danish coastline and the Aarhus Docklands as the plane descends into Jutland.
Marselisborg Forests
The lush green canopy south of Aarhus city visible just before the final approach into Tirstrup.
Sit on the left for the best morning light when traveling westward. Keep your camera ready immediately upon takeoff from Bromma, as the low altitude provides a unique 'flightseeing' perspective of Stockholm's architecture. In winter, the frozen archipelago inlets are a highlight.
Lake Mälaren
The intricate network of islands and inlets that form the western watery gateway to Stockholm.
Västergötland Plains
The transition from dense Swedish forests to the open, fertile agricultural landscapes of the southwest.
Vättern Western Shore
Dramatic views of the cliffs and small coastal towns along the western edge of the lake.
Anholt Island
On clear days, this isolated island in the middle of the Kattegat may be visible to the north.
Kalø Castle Ruin
The historic medieval fortress ruins located on a peninsula just south of the Aarhus Airport approach path.
The right side is preferable for late afternoon flights to avoid the glare of the southern sun. It provides a more rural perspective of the Swedish heartland. During the landing at Aarhus (AAR), this side offers a better view of the rugged northern coastline of the Djursland peninsula.
Distance: 550 km (342 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 55 min
Departure: BMA (59.35440063476562, 17.941699981689453)
Arrival: AAR (56.2999992371, 10.619000434899998)
Route Type: International
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