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The right side is significantly superior for this route, offering breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies immediately after takeoff and a spectacular sequence of volcanic peaks, including Mount Shasta, during the descent into California.

The right side offers the most direct views of the iconic Banff National Park peaks, the rugged Rogers Pass, and the stunning North Shore Mountains during the final approach into Vancouver.

The Right Side offers a more iconic sequence of landmarks including the heart of Banff National Park, the legendary Rogers Pass, and the sprawling Shuswap Lake system before descending into the desert-like Thompson Valley.

The left side offers a premier view of the massive Mount Rainier during the descent into Seattle, along with a sweeping vista of the southern Canadian Rockies and the interior of Washington state.

The left side provides the most dramatic views of the Arctic wilderness, specifically the towering peaks of Baffin Island and the best angle for viewing the Aurora Borealis during the flight.

The right side offers breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies immediately after takeoff and a stunning approach over the Los Angeles basin with views of the coast and city landmarks.

The right side is superior for this route as it provides a front-row seat to the most dramatic peaks of the Canadian Rockies shortly after takeoff and typically offers the best angle for viewing the Grand Canyon during the descent into Arizona.

While both sides are spectacular, the Left Side offers a superior vantage point for Mount Assiniboine and the dramatic crossing of Kootenay Lake before the steep descent into the valley.

While both sides offer world-class alpine scenery, the left side typically provides the most dramatic views of the high southern Rockies and the jagged peaks of the Purcell Mountains before descending into the Okanagan Valley.

The left side offers a superior perspective of the most iconic peaks in the Canadian Rockies, including the sharp pyramid of Mount Assiniboine, followed by expansive views of the Okanagan Valley and the southern Gulf Islands upon approach.

The left side provides a superior vantage point for the most iconic landmarks, including the 'Matterhorn of the Rockies' (Mount Assiniboine), the sprawling Okanagan Valley, and the massive snow-capped peak of Mount Baker during the final descent.

The right side offers a continuous and breathtaking panorama of the Rocky Mountain spine, stretching from the jagged peaks of Alberta to the iconic 14ers of Colorado.