MUC → NAP

Lake Chiemsee

Known as the Bavarian Sea, this massive lake is visible shortly after departure to the southeast of Munich.

Hohe Tauern

A stunning view of the main chain of the Austrian Alps, including glaciated peaks and the Grossglockner region.

The Dolomites

The sharp, pale limestone peaks of the Italian Dolomites offer a spectacular jagged skyline to the east of the flight path.

Gran Sasso d'Italia

The highest massif of the Apennines, located in Abruzzo, provides a rugged landscape during the mid-flight segment.

Mount Vesuvius

On a standard approach from the north, the left side offers a direct, breathtaking view of the volcanic crater.

Zugspitze

Look west shortly after takeoff to spot Germany's highest peak in the Wetterstein mountain range.

Lake Garda

A magnificent view of Italy's largest lake, characterized by its narrow northern fjord-like shape.

Verona

The historic city and the transition from the mountains to the flat, fertile Po Valley are clearly visible.

Tuscan Apennines

The flight path offers views of the rolling hills and dense forests of the northern and central Apennine ranges.

Gulf of Naples

During the final turn for landing, the right side often sees the islands of Ischia and Procida in the Tyrrhenian Sea.