To BCN?

The right side offers the most diverse scenery, including the Italian Apennines, the northern rugged peaks of Corsica, and the iconic city grid of Barcelona on the final approach.

The right side offers a more diverse range of landmarks, including the Danish coastline, the rugged Pyrenees mountains, and the iconic Montserrat massif during the final descent.

The left side offers superior views of the French landscape, the dramatic Pyrenees, and the best chance to see Barcelona's iconic urban layout during arrival.

The left side provides spectacular views of the Brussels departure, distant glimpses of the snow-capped Alps, and the breathtaking approach over the Mediterranean Sea into Barcelona.

The Left Side is generally preferred for this route as it offers spectacular views of the Brazilian coastline during departure, the snow-capped Sierra Nevada in Southern Spain, and the iconic city layout of Barcelona upon arrival.

The left side offers a superior chance of seeing the dramatic Pyrenees mountain range upon arrival in Europe and, depending on the Great Circle track, potential views of the southern tip of Greenland and the northern lights during night flights.

While both sides offer excellent views, the left side is generally preferred for the spectacular final approach into Barcelona, where you can often see the entire city, Sagrada Familia, and the Mediterranean coastline before touchdown.