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TGD → CDG
Which side of the plane to sit from Podgorica Airport (Podgorica) to Charles de Gaulle International Airport (Paris)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior sequence of landmarks, beginning with the stunning Adriatic coastline and islands, followed by a potential view of Venice, and concluding with a magnificent traverse along the southern edge of the Alps including the Italian Lakes.
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Dalmatian Archipelago
Breathtaking views of the numerous islands and crystal-clear turquoise waters along the Croatian coast shortly after takeoff.
Venice and the Lagoon
On clear days, the distinct shape of Venice and its surrounding lagoon can be seen as the plane crosses the northern Adriatic.
The Dolomites
Dramatic, jagged limestone peaks of the Italian Alps, offering some of the most unique mountain scenery in Europe.
Lake Garda
Italy's largest lake, visible as a long, deep blue finger stretching into the Alpine foothills.
Paris Approach
Depending on the wind and landing pattern, views of the southern and western outskirts of Paris, including the Seine River.
Book a window seat well ahead of the wing to avoid engine heat haze. Afternoon flights are ideal for the left side as the sun will be behind you or overhead, perfectly illuminating the Alps and the Adriatic coast. Watch for the transition from the Mediterranean blue to the white peaks of the Alps about 45 minutes into the flight.
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Julian Alps
The rugged mountains of Slovenia, featuring Mount Triglav, often visible shortly after departure from Podgorica.
Austrian Alps
Panoramic views of the High Tauern range and numerous glaciers in the central Austrian mountain chain.
Lake Constance
The massive 'Bodensee' where Germany, Switzerland, and Austria meet, visible as the flight enters Central Europe.
Black Forest
The dark, dense forested hills of southwest Germany bordering the Rhine valley.
Champagne Region
The orderly grid-like patterns of the French vineyards around Reims as you descend toward Paris.
Morning flights offer the best lighting for the right side, catching the sunrise over the Dinaric Alps. If you are flying in winter, the right side often gets better views of the snow-covered Austrian massifs. Keep an eye out for the Rhine River which marks the transition from Germany into France.
Book Hotels in ParisDistance: 1,489 km (925 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 59 min
Departure: TGD (42.359402, 19.2519)
Arrival: CDG (49.012798, 2.55)
Route Type: International
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