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MUC â BOS
Which side of the plane to sit from Munich Airport (Munich) to General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport (Boston)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side is superior for this route as it provides a front-row seat to the dramatic Greenland ice sheet and the rugged, fjord-carved coastline of Labrador and Newfoundland.
Scottish Highlands
Dramatic views of the rugged peaks and deep lochs as you leave the European continent.
Greenland Icecap
Breathtaking views of massive glaciers, turquoise meltwater, and jagged fjords mid-flight.
Labrador Wilderness
The remote and untouched snowy tundra and rocky cliffs of northeastern Canada.
Acadia National Park
The stunning intersection of the Maine forest and the Atlantic Ocean as you cross into the US.
This is the premier side for geography enthusiasts. Keep your window shade open approximately 4-5 hours into the flight to catch the Greenland ice sheet. Use the flight map to track your position over 'Iceberg Alley' off the coast of Newfoundland for a chance to see white specs in the water during spring months.
Rhine Valley
Bird's-eye view of the historic winding river and German landscapes shortly after takeoff.
Southern England
Distant views of the London metropolitan area and the English Channel if on a southerly track.
Nova Scotia Coast
The southern reaching peninsulas and fishing villages of the Canadian Maritimes.
Boston Harbor
Dramatic views of the harbor islands and the city skyline during the final approach.
The left side is ideal for evening arrivals as it avoids direct glare from the sun. It also offers the best chance to see the Boston skyline if the plane lands on Runways 22L or 27. During winter, look for frozen lakes across the Canadian Maritimes.
Distance: 6,181 km (3,841 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 7 hrs 16 min
Departure: MUC (48.353802, 11.7861)
Arrival: BOS (42.36429977, -71.00520325)
Route Type: International
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