INN → AMS

Zugspitze & Wetterstein

Immediately after takeoff from Innsbruck, you get a breathtaking view of Germany's highest peak and the rugged limestone cliffs of the Wetterstein range.

Black Forest Edges

As the flight levels out over Southern Germany, the dense, dark canopies of the Black Forest are visible to the west.

The Rhine River

The route often parallels the Rhine. Look for the silver ribbon of water cutting through the hills near Koblenz and Bonn.

Cologne Skyline

On clear days, the twin spires of the Cologne Cathedral are recognizable as you pass the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region.

North Sea Coastline

Upon entering Dutch airspace, you can see the intricate system of dikes and the sandy beaches of the North Sea.

Karwendel Nature Park

A stunning view of the jagged Karwendel mountains that border Innsbruck to the north, offering deep valleys and sheer rock faces.

Munich & Bavarian Lakes

Depending on the specific airway, you can often spot Lake Starnberg and the sprawling city of Munich to the east.

Frankfurt am Main

The 'Mainhattan' skyline with its distinctive cluster of skyscrapers is often visible during the mid-flight segment.

The Ruhr Valley

A vast industrial landscape and dense urban network showcasing Germany's industrial heartland.

IJsselmeer

During the approach to Schiphol, the vast reclaimed land and the enclosed bay of the IJsselmeer provide a unique geometric landscape.