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MUC β TRN
Which side of the plane to sit from Munich Airport (Munich) to Turin Airport (Torino)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers an unparalleled front-row seat to the highest peaks of the Alps, including views of the Bernese Oberland and the majestic Monte Rosa massif shortly before descent.
Zugspitze
Germany's highest mountain is frequently visible shortly after reaching cruising altitude.
Lake Constance
The massive 'Bodensee' marking the intersection of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Bernese Alps
Spectacular views of the Eiger, MΓΆnch, and Jungfrau glaciers depending on the specific flight corridor.
Monte Rosa Massif
Stunning views of the second highest peak in the Alps just north of Turin during the descent.
Susa Valley
The dramatic valley leading into the French border, dotted with ancient fortifications.
The right side is significantly more scenic for alpine enthusiasts. For the best photography, choose a seat ahead of the wing to capture the vertical drop of the mountains. Afternoon flights on this side provide excellent lighting on the snow-capped peaks of the Western Alps.
Munich Skyline
Clear views of the Marienplatz and the Allianz Arena immediately after departure from MUC.
Starnberger See
A sprawling blue lake south of Munich, serving as a gateway to the Bavarian Alps.
Dolomite Spires
Distant but sharp limestone peaks of the Italian Dolomites visible to the southeast.
Po Valley Plains
The transition from rugged mountains to the flat, fertile agricultural heartland of Northern Italy.
Sit on the left for morning flights to avoid the direct southern sun. This side provides a better angle for seeing the suburban expansion of Milan and the eastern reaches of the Po Valley as you approach Turin.
Distance: 471 km (293 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 47 min
Departure: MUC (48.353802, 11.7861)
Arrival: TRN (45.200802, 7.64963)
Route Type: International
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