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TRF → PMI
Which side of the plane to sit from Sandefjord Airport, Torp (Sandefjord) to Palma De Mallorca Airport (Palma de Mallorca)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior view of the dramatic Pyrenees mountain crossing and typically provides the iconic panoramic view of the Bay of Palma and the Cathedral during the final approach.
Southern Norwegian Coast
A final look at the forested hills and rocky inlets of southern Norway before crossing the Skagerrak.
Benelux Coastline
The complex dikes, polders, and coastal defenses of the Netherlands and Belgium are often visible.
Paris Basin
The sprawling suburban landscape surrounding Paris, with the distant glint of the Seine River on clear days.
The Pyrenees
A spectacular crossing of the high-altitude, often snow-capped peaks forming the natural border between France and Spain.
Serra de Tramuntana
The UNESCO-listed mountain range on Mallorca's west coast, visible as the plane maneuvers for landing.
Palma City & Cathedral
The best view of the 'La Seu' Cathedral, the Bellver Castle, and the luxury yachts in the harbor on final approach.
The right side is the 'money side' for the approach into Palma. Most flights arrive from the north, meaning you will fly parallel to the Tramuntana mountains and get a full view of the city. For late afternoon flights, be prepared for some sun glare while over France and Spain.
Oslofjord & Archipelago
Stunning aerial views of the Norwegian coastline and the intricate islands near Sandefjord immediately after takeoff.
Jutland Peninsula
Clear views of the northern Danish coast and the Limfjord waterway as the flight heads south.
Hamburg & Elbe River
The massive port infrastructure of Hamburg and the winding path of the Elbe River through northern Germany.
Massif Central
The eastern edges of France's ancient volcanic mountain range and the Rhone Valley corridor.
Costa Brava
The rugged, rocky coastline of northeastern Spain as the aircraft leaves the mainland for the Mediterranean.
Alcudia & Pollensa Bays
The turquoise waters and sandy crescents of northern Mallorca visible during the initial descent phase.
Choose the left side for morning flights to avoid the direct glare of the sun. This side is particularly rewarding for seeing the Norwegian fjords during departure. Keep an eye out for the Alps in the far distance if the flight path is pushed slightly eastward due to air traffic control.
Distance: 2,247 km (1,396 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 3 hrs
Departure: TRF (59.1866989136, 10.258600235)
Arrival: PMI (39.551700592, 2.73881006241)
Route Type: International
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