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DEN → YUL
Which side of the plane to sit from Denver International Airport (Denver) to Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (Montreal)?
Left Side of the Plane
The Left Side is superior for this transcontinental journey because it provides better lighting away from the sun's glare and offers spectacular views of the Great Lakes' northern shores and the Canadian Shield before the final approach into Montreal.
Nebraska Sandhills
Aerial views of the unique grass-stabilized sand dunes of the Great Plains shortly after departure.
Lake Michigan
Stunning vistas of the deep blue waters and the sprawling coastline near the Michigan-Wisconsin border.
Canadian Shield
The rugged, ancient rock formations and dense boreal forests of Ontario become visible as you head northeast.
Ottawa Valley
Clear views of the Ottawa River and the distant skyline of Canada's capital city during the descent.
Montreal Skyline
A breathtaking perspective of Mount Royal and the downtown skyscrapers as the plane aligns for landing at YUL.
Opt for the Left Side (A seats) to avoid the direct southern sun glare during daytime flights. Keep your camera ready about two hours in for the transition from the golden plains to the deep blue of the Great Lakes. In winter, this side offers the best views of the frozen lake surfaces and snow-covered Laurentian mountains.
The Front Range
A final look at the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains as the flight climbs out of the Denver area.
Chicago Skyline
Distant views of the Willis Tower and the dense urban grid of the Windy City on the southern horizon.
Lake Erie
The southern expanse of the Great Lakes system, often visible with heavy shipping traffic.
St. Lawrence River
Follow the winding path of one of North America's most important waterways during the final approach.
Champlain Bridge
A bird's-eye view of the massive architectural feat crossing the St. Lawrence River into Montreal.
The Right Side (F seats) provides excellent views of the urban landscape of the American Midwest, but be prepared for significant sun glare throughout the afternoon. If flying at night, this side offers better views of the brightly lit cities of the Rust Belt and the St. Lawrence Seaway corridor.
Distance: 2,587 km (1,607 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs 27 min
Departure: DEN (39.861698150635, -104.672996521)
Arrival: YUL (45.4706001282, -73.7407989502)
Route Type: International
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