MUC → ZRH

The Zugspitze

Germany's highest peak is often visible shortly after departure from Munich, rising sharply above the surrounding Bavarian landscape.

Bavarian Lakes

Stunning views of Lake Starnberg and Ammersee, which sparkle blue against the green Alpine foothills.

Swiss Alpine Range

As you cross into Switzerland, the central Alps provide a continuous, jagged skyline of snow-capped peaks to the south.

Lake Zurich

During the final descent, the left side typically looks directly down the length of the narrow, curved Zürichsee towards the city.

Säntis Massif

The prominent limestone peak of the Alpstein region stands out as a major landmark during the mid-flight transition.

Munich Skyline

Depending on the departure direction, you may see the Allianz Arena and the distinctive towers of the Frauenkirche.

Lake Constance (Bodensee)

Clear views of the northern German shore, including the historic island town of Lindau and the city of Friedrichshafen.

Rhine Falls

If the aircraft approaches Zurich from the north (Runway 14), passengers on the right can often spot the powerful waterfalls near Schaffhausen.

Swabian Jura

Aerial perspectives of the rolling hills and dense forests of the Swabian plateau in Southern Germany.