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ORY → PMO
Which side of the plane to sit from Paris-Orly Airport (Paris) to Falcone–Borsellino Airport (Palermo)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior panoramic experience, featuring the majestic Alps, the stunning French Riviera, and a dramatic aerial view of the Aeolian volcanic islands during the descent into Sicily.
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Paris Skyline
Panoramic views of the Eiffel Tower and the urban sprawl of the French capital shortly after takeoff from Orly.
Western Alps
Dramatic vistas of snow-capped peaks, including Mont Blanc, as the flight traverses the border region of France and Italy.
French Riviera
The shimmering azure coastline of Nice and Monaco as the aircraft crosses the Mediterranean shoreline.
Corsican Highlands
Rugged mountainous terrain and the jagged eastern coastline of the 'Island of Beauty' during the mid-flight cruise.
Aeolian Islands
The volcanic archipelago, including the distinctive cones of Stromboli and Vulcano, visible during the descent.
Gulf of Castellammare
A sweeping view of the northern Sicilian coast and the urban landscape of Palermo on final approach.
Book a window seat on the left for morning flights to avoid direct sunlight and get the best lighting on the Alps. Look out for the snow-capped Mont Blanc roughly 25 to 35 minutes after departure. During the descent, keep your camera ready for the volcanic islands and the dramatic banking turn into the airport over the Sicilian coast.
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Loire Valley
Distant views of the historic chateaux region and the winding Loire river early in the flight path.
Massif Central
The ancient volcanic peaks and plateaus of central France, including the Puy de Sancy region.
Tyrrhenian Sea
Expansive views of the deep blue Mediterranean waters and distant horizons throughout the overwater segment.
Northern Sardinia
The rugged northern tip of Sardinia and the Bonifacio Strait separating it from the southern coast of Corsica.
Ustica Island
A solitary volcanic island north of Sicily, acting as a waypoint for the descent into Falcone-Borsellino.
Mount Pellegrino
The iconic limestone massif guarding the northern end of the Bay of Palermo, visible just before touchdown.
The right side is ideal for late afternoon or sunset flights, as the sun sets over the Tyrrhenian Sea, creating a golden reflection on the water. It offers better views of the rugged interior of the Massif Central early in the flight. As you approach Palermo, you may spot the remote island of Ustica on the horizon.
Book Hotels in PalermoDistance: 1,454 km (903 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 56 min
Departure: ORY (48.7233333, 2.3794444)
Arrival: PMO (38.175999, 13.091)
Route Type: International
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