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KEF → BGO
Which side of the plane to sit from Keflavik International Airport (Keflavik) to Bergen Airport Flesland (Bergen)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers an exceptional perspective of the Icelandic volcanic landscape upon departure and a prime view of the dramatic Norwegian coastline and northern fjords during the descent into Bergen.
Reykjanes Peninsula
Aerial views of the rugged, black lava fields and recent volcanic activity areas near the departure from KEF.
Reykjavik Panorama
A distant view of the world's northernmost capital city and the iconic Hallgrimskirkja spire as the plane climbs.
Icelandic Glaciers
On clear days, the massive Langjökull and Hofsjökull glaciers are visible deep in the Icelandic interior to the north.
Norwegian Skerries
Thousands of small islands and rocky outcrops known as 'skjærgård' that line the approach to the Norwegian coast.
Bergen City Center
Direct views of the historic Bryggen wharf and the surrounding seven mountains as the flight enters the Bergen area.
Sit on the left (Seat A) for a chance to see the Northern Lights during late evening flights from September to March. Upon arrival in BGO, the left side usually faces the city and the northern fjords if the plane approaches from the north. Keep your window shade up immediately after takeoff to witness the steaming geothermal areas of the Reykjanes Peninsula.
Kleifarvatn Lake
The deep, mysterious lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula surrounded by dramatic volcanic cliffs.
Westman Islands
The striking volcanic archipelago, including Heimaey and Surtsey, visible off the southern coast of Iceland.
North Sea Energy
Distant offshore oil platforms and shipping vessels dotting the North Sea during the midpoint of the journey.
Hardangerfjord Entrance
The southern approach to Norway's second-longest fjord, featuring steep cliffs and deep blue waters.
Hordaland Coast
Dense pine forests and coastal villages tucked into the rugged hills south of Bergen airport.
The right side (Seat F) is better for capturing the sun's path and light reflections over the North Sea on daytime flights. It offers the best view of the remote Westman Islands shortly after departure. If the landing approach is from the south, this side provides an intimate look at the intricate coastal geography of the Hordaland region.
Distance: 1,489 km (925 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 59 min
Departure: KEF (63.985000610352, -22.605600357056)
Arrival: BGO (60.29339981, 5.218140125)
Route Type: International
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