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BSL → TLS
Which side of the plane to sit from EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg Airport (Mulhouse) to Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (Toulouse)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Alps shortly after takeoff and a stunning approach toward the Pyrenees mountain range as you descend into Toulouse.
The Jura Mountains
Directly after takeoff, you will soar over the folded ridges of the Jura range, marking the border between France and Switzerland.
Distant Alpine Peaks
On clear days, looking southeast provides a magnificent view of the Swiss Alps, with the white cap of Mont Blanc often visible on the horizon.
Lyon and the Rhône
As the flight progresses southwest, you can often spot the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers in the city of Lyon.
Massif Central Edge
The route skirts the eastern edge of this ancient volcanic highland, offering views of rugged plateaus and deep valleys.
The Pyrenees Horizon
During the descent into Toulouse, the majestic Pyrenees mountain range forms a dramatic backdrop to the south.
For the best experience, book a morning flight to have the sun behind you, illuminating the Alps and the Pyrenees. Ask for a seat forward of the wing to ensure your view of the distant peaks isn't obstructed by the engine or wing sweep. In winter, the snow-covered peaks of the Massif Central are particularly striking from this side.
The Vosges Forest
Immediately after departure, you get a glimpse of the southern Vosges mountains and their dense greenery.
Burgundy Vineyards
The flight path crosses over the famous rolling hills of eastern France, home to world-renowned wine regions.
Chaîne des Puys
You may spot the iconic silhouette of the Puy de Dôme and other dormant volcanoes in the Auvergne region to the west.
Tarn River Valley
Approaching the Occitanie region, the winding path of the Tarn river creates beautiful patterns in the agricultural landscape.
The Pink City
On the final approach to Blagnac, look for the terracotta rooftops of Toulouse, known as 'La Ville Rose'.
The right side is ideal for sunset flights, as the light catches the volcanic peaks of central France. This side is also excellent for observing the 'pink' architecture of Toulouse during the landing pattern, especially if the plane approaches from the north. Keep an eye out for the Airbus assembly plants just before touchdown.
Distance: 651 km (405 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 5 min
Departure: BSL (47.59, 7.5291667)
Arrival: TLS (43.629101, 1.36382)
Route Type: Domestic
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