MUC → MLA

Dolomites

The world-famous limestone peaks of northern Italy offer a dramatic and rugged alpine landscape.

Lake Garda

A clear view of Italy's largest lake, contrasting deep blue waters with steep northern cliffs.

Stromboli

The iconic active volcanic island in the Aeolian chain, frequently seen venting plumes of smoke.

Mount Etna

Europe's most active volcano dominates the view as the plane crosses over or alongside eastern Sicily.

Gozo and Comino

The smaller Maltese islands and the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon are visible during the descent into Malta.

Mdina

The ancient 'Silent City' of Malta stands out on its central plateau as you approach the airport.

Chiemsee

Often called the Bavarian Sea, this massive lake is visible on the left shortly after departing Munich.

Hohe Tauern

The highest peaks of the Austrian Alps, including the majestic Grossglockner glacier region.

Adriatic Coast

Expansive views of the turquoise Italian coastline and the 'spur' of Italy near the Gargano Peninsula.

San Marino

On clear days, the microstate perched on Mount Titano can be spotted as you fly down the Italian spine.

Grand Harbour

A stunning view of Valletta's fortified walls and the deep blue harbors of Malta during the final approach.