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CDG → ZAG
Which side of the plane to sit from Charles de Gaulle International Airport (Paris) to Zagreb Airport (Zagreb)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side of the aircraft offers a spectacular, continuous panorama of the European Alps, including the Swiss and Austrian ranges, providing dramatic views of snow-capped peaks and glacial valleys for most of the flight duration.
Paris Landmarks
Excellent chance to spot the Eiffel Tower and the Seine if takeoff is towards the east/southeast.
Swiss Alpine Panorama
A distant but majestic view of the high-altitude peaks of the Bernese Oberland and Central Switzerland.
High Tauern Range
Dramatic views of Austria's highest mountains, including the Grossglockner massif.
Julian Alps
The jagged limestone summits of Slovenia, featuring Mount Triglav, the country's highest point.
Ljubljana
The Slovenian capital city and its surrounding marshes visible during the initial descent phase.
Medvednica Mountain
The forested slopes of Mount Sljeme overlooking Zagreb as the plane prepares for landing.
Sit behind the wing for the best photography of the Alpine chain. On late afternoon flights, the 'golden hour' light provides stunning depth to the mountain ridges. Keep your camera ready as the plane crosses the Austrian-Slovenian border for the most dramatic vertical relief views.
Northern Paris Outskirts
Aerial views of the Saint-Denis district and the intricate layout of the northern Parisian suburbs.
Champagne Region
The geometric patterns of the famous French vineyards rolling across the landscape of Grand Est.
Black Forest
Dense, dark green woodland stretching across the southwestern corner of Germany.
Lake Constance
Looking north across the expansive blue waters of the Bodensee toward the German shoreline.
Northern Limestone Alps
The rugged, grey limestone peaks of the northern Austrian mountains near the border with Germany.
Maribor
A clear view of Slovenia's second-largest city situated along the Drava River.
Morning flights are ideal for this side to avoid direct sun glare. Look for the silver thread of the Rhine River marking the border between France and Germany shortly after passing the Vosges mountains. In winter, the contrasting patterns of the frozen vineyards are particularly striking.
Distance: 1,079 km (670 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 26 min
Departure: CDG (49.012798, 2.55)
Arrival: ZAG (45.742900848400005, 16.0687999725)
Route Type: International
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