To VKO?

The right side offers consistent, indirect lighting for photography and superior views of the dramatic Northern Ural Mountains and the vast Siberian river systems without sun glare.

The right side offers a superior vantage point for the intricate Turkish coastline upon departure, views of the stunning Anatolian Lake District, and typically better visibility of the Moscow skyline during the final approach to Vnukovo.

The right side offers a spectacular aerial view of the Bosphorus Strait upon departure and distant views of the Caucasus Mountains as the flight heads north across the Black Sea.

The left side offers a superior panoramic view of the high Alps and the historic city layouts of Central Europe, with better lighting conditions on morning departures.

The right side offers the most dramatic views during the initial climb over the Troodos Mountains of Cyprus and provides a better perspective of the Anatolian plateau and the Black Sea crossing.

The right side offers the most dramatic views of the high peaks of the Polar Ural Mountains and is generally favored for seeing the Moscow skyline, including the 'Moscow City' skyscrapers, during the standard arrival sequence into Vnukovo.

The right side offers superior lighting conditions when flying west, avoiding direct glare while providing front-row views of the massive Siberian river systems and the rugged Northern Ural peaks.

The right side offers a superior view of the rugged Ural Mountain peaks and the vast Siberian taiga, plus a higher probability of seeing the Moscow skyline during the final approach into Vnukovo.

The right side offers a superior sequence of dramatic landscape contrasts, beginning with the vibrant turquoise coral reefs of the Red Sea and the jagged, reddish peaks of the Sinai Peninsula, followed by the vast transition across the Black Sea into the lush Russian heartland.

The right side offers superior lighting for photography as the sun is typically to the south. You get excellent views of the Angara and Yenisei rivers and a more rugged perspective of the Northern Ural Mountains.

The right side provides a superior vantage point for the dramatic Sierra de Guadarrama after takeoff and distant views of the snow-capped Alps and Lake Geneva as the flight traverses Central Europe.

While both sides offer views of the Volga, the right side is generally superior for its perspective of the Tolyatti industrial landscape and the high-value approach views of the Moscow skyline and the iconic 'Moscow City' skyscrapers when landing at Vnukovo.