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BRN → MUC
Which side of the plane to sit from Bern Belp Airport (Bern) to Munich Airport (Munich)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers an unparalleled vista of the Swiss and Bavarian Alps, featuring iconic snow-capped peaks and the dramatic alpine fringe of Lake Constance.
Bernese Oberland
Clear sightlines to the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks shortly after departing from Belp.
Lake Lucerne
The winding, fjord-like arms of Central Switzerland's most famous lake visible in the distance.
Mount Säntis
The prominent 2,502-meter peak of the Alpstein massif marks the transition towards Lake Constance.
Bavarian Alps
On clear days, the Zugspitze and other high peaks of the German-Austrian border dominate the southern horizon.
The right side is essential for mountain enthusiasts. Aim for a mid-afternoon flight when the sun perfectly illuminates the alpine faces. Choose a seat behind the wing to ensure an unobstructed downward view of the Swiss lakes and the dramatic transition into the Bavarian foothills.
Bern Old Town
Aerial view of the UNESCO World Heritage site and the loop of the Aare river immediately after takeoff.
Jura Mountains
Parallel ridges of the Jura range visible on the northern horizon throughout the first half of the flight.
Northern Bodensee
Panoramic views of Lake Constance's northern shore, including the city of Friedrichshafen.
Upper Swabia
The rolling hills and dense forests of the German countryside as the flight enters Bavarian airspace.
Sit on the left for softer morning light and better views of the Swiss Plateau. During the final approach to Munich, you may catch a glimpse of the Allianz Arena if the aircraft approaches from the north. Morning flights avoid the harsh glare that can occur on the southern side.
Distance: 359 km (223 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 36 min
Departure: BRN (46.914100647, 7.4971499443099985)
Arrival: MUC (48.353802, 11.7861)
Route Type: International
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