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BRE → BGY
Which side of the plane to sit from Bremen Airport (Bremen) to Il Caravaggio International Airport (Bergamo)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior vantage point for the most iconic landmarks on this route, including a direct view of Lake Constance and the breathtaking descent past the shores of Lake Como.
Weser River
Follow the meandering path of the Weser as it flows through the rolling hills of Lower Saxony.
Lake Constance
A massive turquoise expanse bordering Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, clearly visible from cruising altitude.
Central Swiss Alps
Spectacular views of high-altitude glaciers and the snow-capped giants of the Bernese Oberland.
Lake Como
The famous Y-shaped lake appears on the right side during the final descent into BGY.
Milan Skyline
On clear days, the skyscrapers of Milan are visible in the distance shortly before landing.
The right side is essential for seeing the most dramatic Alpine peaks. For the best photography of Lake Como, ensure you are sitting behind the wing to avoid engine glare. Afternoon flights offer the best lighting for the Italian lakes.
Bremen City Center
Excellent views of the Weser stadium and the winding river immediately after takeoff.
Austrian Alps
Dramatic views of the Tyrolean peaks and the rugged Zugspitze massif to the south.
The Dolomites
The distinctive jagged limestone peaks of the Italian Dolomites are visible to the east during descent.
Lake Garda
Italy's largest lake is often visible on the horizon as the aircraft maneuvers toward Bergamo.
Choose the left side for morning flights to enjoy the sunrise over the German plains. During the winter months, look for the brightly lit ski resorts in the Austrian Alps as you cross into Italy.
Distance: 823 km (511 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 22 min
Departure: BRE (53.0475006104, 8.78666973114)
Arrival: BGY (45.673901, 9.70417)
Route Type: International
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