MUC → ATH

Grossglockner

The highest peak in Austria is often visible during the first 20 minutes of the flight.

Dalmatian Coast

A spectacular view of Croatia's thousand islands and the deep blue waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Boka Kotorska

The winding, fjord-like Bay of Kotor in Montenegro is a major highlight mid-flight.

Gulf of Corinth

As the plane turns toward Athens, you may see the narrow strip of water separating the Peloponnese from mainland Greece.

Athens City & Acropolis

On specific landing patterns (Runway 03), the right side offers a distant but clear view of the Parthenon and the Saronic Gulf.

Chiemsee Lake

Shortly after takeoff from Munich, look down for Bavaria's largest lake, often called the 'Bavarian Sea'.

High Tauern Range

The eastern section of the Austrian Alps, featuring dramatic glaciers and sharp granite peaks.

Belgrade & Danube

On clear days, the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers near Belgrade is visible in the distance.

Mount Olympus

As you enter Greek airspace, look for the mythical home of the gods rising prominently to the south.

Euboea (Evia)

The long, mountainous island of Evia provides a stunning coastal backdrop during the descent into Athens.