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ZRH → BEG
Which side of the plane to sit from Zürich Airport (Zurich) to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (Belgrade)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side of the aircraft offers a premium viewing experience, featuring the high-altitude peaks of the Central Swiss Alps, the dramatic Julian Alps in Slovenia, and the iconic aerial view of the Sava and Danube confluence upon arrival in Belgrade.
Glarus Alps
Breathtaking views of the high Swiss peaks including the Todi and the Sardona tectonic arena.
Lake Walensee
Deep sapphire waters nestled against the dramatic vertical cliffs of the Churfirsten range.
Julian Alps
Home to Mount Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia, showcasing stunning glacial valleys.
Zagreb Overview
A clear view of the Croatian capital's urban layout and the red-roofed Upper Town.
Sava River Meanders
Watch the silver ribbon of the Sava river as it snakes through the Balkan landscape toward Belgrade.
Belgrade Confluence
A spectacular view of the Sava merging with the Danube at the foot of the Kalemegdan Fortress.
The right side is highly recommended for the landing phase; flights usually approach Belgrade from the west, providing an incredible view of the city center and the river confluence. For late afternoon flights, the sun will be behind you or to the side, illuminating the Julian Alps perfectly for photography. Ensure you look out about 15 minutes before landing to catch the Zagreb skyline.
Zürich Cityscape
Immediate views of the historic Limmat river and the Old Town spires shortly after departure.
Lake Constance
The vast expanse of the Bodensee spanning the borders of Switzerland, Germany, and Austria.
Tyrolean Alps
The northern limestone ranges of Austria providing a jagged, snow-capped horizon.
Karawanks Range
The rugged natural border between Austria and Slovenia characterized by sharp vertical cliffs.
Slavonia Plains
The agricultural heartland of Croatia, showing a patchwork of golden fields and rural villages.
Fruška Gora
Serbia's distinct island mountain rising from the Pannonian plain, dotted with ancient monasteries.
Choose the left side for morning flights to enjoy the softest light on the Austrian mountain ranges. This side is also superior if the flight path takes a more northerly route over the Danube, offering a clear view of the river's massive bends near the Serbian border. Sit ahead of the wing to ensure unobstructed views of the alpine lakes.
Distance: 952 km (592 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 35 min
Departure: ZRH (47.464699, 8.54917)
Arrival: BEG (44.8184013367, 20.3090991974)
Route Type: International
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