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Which side of the plane to sit from Katowice International Airport (Katowice) to Stavanger Airport Sola (Stavanger)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side is the clear winner for this route, providing excellent views of the transitioning landscape from the Polish plains across the Baltic Sea and into the dramatic, rugged coastline of Southwestern Norway.
Silesian Industry
A unique perspective on the historical mining and industrial infrastructure of southern Poland.
GdaΕsk Bay Distant
On very clear days, the distant silhouette of the Triple City area and the Hel Peninsula may be visible.
Danish Archipelago
Bird's eye views of the numerous islands and bridges connecting the Danish mainland and Sweden.
Skagerrak Traffic
High-altitude views of one of the world's busiest shipping lanes between Denmark and Norway.
Lysefjord Entrance
As the plane descends, you can see the start of the dramatic fjord systems that define the Norwegian landscape.
Stavanger Cityscape
A great view of the colorful wooden houses and the harbor area of Stavanger just before touchdown.
The right side is essential for seeing the Norwegian coastline. Try to identify the 'Preikestolen' (Pulpit Rock) area if the flight path brings you in from the east. This side also receives better natural light for photography during morning and midday flights from Katowice. Use a polarising filter to cut the glare from the Baltic and North Sea waters.
Katowice Urban Area
Dense urban and industrial views of the Upper Silesian metropolitan area immediately after takeoff.
PoznaΕ View
Clear views of Western Poland's major cultural and economic hub if the flight path stays west.
North Sea Horizon
Expansive views of the North Sea as the aircraft crosses from Denmark toward the Norwegian coast.
Offshore Wind Farms
Large-scale renewable energy installations visible in the waters off the Danish and German coasts.
Sola Beach
Dramatic low-altitude views of the white sandy beaches surrounding Stavanger Airport during the final approach.
Sit on the left for evening flights to catch the sunset over the North Sea. During the final approach to SVG, the left side often gets a better view of the North Sea waves crashing against the Sola coastline. Keep an eye out for the distinctive shape of the Polish Warta river during the first half of the flight.
Distance: 1,268 km (788 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 41 min
Departure: KTW (50.4743, 19.08)
Arrival: SVG (58.876701354, 5.637780189500001)
Route Type: International
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