MRS → GVA

Mont Ventoux

Known as the 'Giant of Provence,' this solitary peak is easily recognizable by its white, bald limestone summit.

Écrins National Park

The jagged, snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps, featuring the Barre des Écrins and vast glacial basins.

Mont Blanc

The crown jewel of the route; the massive 4,810m peak is usually visible for a significant portion of the northern leg.

Lake Annecy

The stunning turquoise waters of Lake Annecy, often cited as Europe's cleanest lake, appear just before the descent into Geneva.

Jet d'Eau

On the final approach to GVA (Runway 22), the iconic 140-meter water fountain in Geneva's harbor is often visible.

Marseille Coastline

Immediate views of the Mediterranean, the Old Port, and the Frioul archipelago shortly after takeoff from MRS.

Rhône Valley

A panoramic view of the winding Rhône river and the world-renowned vineyards of the Côtes du Rhône region.

Vercors Massif

The dramatic limestone cliffs and high plateaus of the Vercors Regional Natural Park stretching out to the west.

Jura Mountains

On the final descent into Geneva, the rolling, forested ridges of the Jura range provide a lush green backdrop.