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BSL → SVQ
Which side of the plane to sit from EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg Airport (Mulhouse) to Sevilla Airport (Sevilla)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior panorama of the high-altitude mountain ranges. Shortly after takeoff, you get a sweeping view of the Swiss Alps to the southeast. As you cross into Spain, this side provides the most direct views of the highest peaks in the Pyrenees and the dramatic transition into the Spanish Meseta.
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The Swiss Alps
Breathtaking distant views of the Bernese Oberland and Mont Blanc to the southeast shortly after departure.
Lake Geneva
The distinct crescent shape of Lac Léman is visible as the flight heads south through French airspace.
Central Pyrenees
Direct views of the highest peaks of the range, including Aneto, during the border crossing from France to Spain.
Madrid Skyline
On clear days, the Cuatro Torres skyscrapers of Madrid can be seen in the distance across the plateau.
Andalusia Olive Groves
The characteristic geometric patterns of endless olive plantations appear as you descend into the Guadalquivir valley.
Choose a seat behind the wing to ensure the engine doesn't block the view of the Pyrenees. For morning flights, the sun will be on this side, so high-quality sunglasses are recommended. This side is particularly scenic during the first 40 minutes of the flight.
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Jura Mountains
Immediate views of the limestone ridges and dense forests of the Jura massif right after takeoff from BSL.
Massif Central
The rugged, volcanic landscape of central France, including the Chaîne des Puys, visible during the mid-flight segment.
Bay of Biscay
Distant views of the Atlantic coastline and the French Basque country near Biarritz to the west.
The Meseta
The vast, sun-drenched high plateau of central Spain, characterized by deep ochre and gold earth tones.
Sevilla City Center
On a standard approach into SVQ, the right side often gets a spectacular view of the Giralda and the Cathedral.
The right side is the best choice for sunset flights to avoid direct glare while enjoying the warm glow on the Spanish landscape. It also offers the best chance to see the historic center of Sevilla during the final descent if the wind is blowing from the southwest.
Book Hotels in SevillaDistance: 1,574 km (978 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 2 hrs 6 min
Departure: BSL (47.59, 7.5291667)
Arrival: SVQ (37.41799926757813, -5.8931097984313965)
Route Type: International
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