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SPU → PRG
Which side of the plane to sit from Split Airport (Split) to Václav Havel Airport Prague (Prague)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior view of the dramatic Dalmatian coastline immediately after takeoff, followed by a breathtaking traverse over the highest peaks of the Austrian Alps and the scenic lakes of the Salzkammergut region.
Dalmatian Archipelago
Immediate views of the turquoise Adriatic waters and islands like Šolta and Brač during the initial climb out of Split.
Julian Alps
Stunning vistas of Slovenia's rugged limestone peaks, including Mount Triglav, visible as you cross into Central Europe.
Hohe Tauern Range
The glaciated spine of the Austrian Alps, featuring Grossglockner, provides a majestic high-altitude spectacle.
Salzkammergut Lakes
The shimmering blue surfaces of Lake Wolfgangsee and Attersee nestled within the Austrian Alpine foothills.
Lipno Reservoir
Known as the 'South Bohemian Sea,' this large body of water marks the entry into the Czech Republic's scenic landscape.
Karlštejn Castle
On the final descent into Prague, look for this iconic 14th-century Gothic castle perched on a hill southwest of the city.
Sit on the left for afternoon flights to enjoy the 'golden hour' glow on the Alpine peaks without direct sun glare. Watch for the dramatic transition from the Mediterranean coast to the snowy Alps within the first 30 minutes of flight. In winter, the snow-covered peaks of the Hohe Tauern are exceptionally clear and photogenic from this side.
Split & Kaštela Bay
A great view of the historic city of Split and the suburban coastline of Kaštela right after wheels-up.
Velebit Mountains
The largest mountain range in Croatia, showing its stark, rocky eastern face as the plane heads north.
Zagreb Panorama
On clear days, the Croatian capital and the Medvednica mountain can be spotted as a sprawling urban area to the east.
Lower Austrian Alps
Views of the forested mountains of the Ennstal and the transition toward the Danube basin.
South Bohemian Villages
The characteristic landscape of the Czech Republic, featuring red-roofed villages and a patchwork of green fields.
The right side is ideal for morning flights to avoid the harsh sun. It provides the best view of the Croatian mainland and the Velebit range. During the landing pattern at PRG, this side often gets a sweeping view of Prague's northern outskirts and the Vltava river bends depending on the active runway.
Distance: 746 km (464 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 15 min
Departure: SPU (43.53889846801758, 16.29800033569336)
Arrival: PRG (50.1008, 14.26)
Route Type: International
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