Sit on the Left side of the plane for the best views on flights from Milano to Rabat. Left side scores higher due to the dramatic Alpine scenery during takeoff and the sustained visual interest of the pre-Alpine terrain throughout the climb phase. While the right side offers a scenic coastal landing, the left side's combination of urban Milan, river valley, and mountain foothills provides greater terrain variety and landmark density across the full flight profile. The Alps represent a more distinctive geographic feature than the relatively modest Moroccan coastal approach.

During takeoff from Malpensa (MXP), sit on the Left side for the best views. Left side captures Milan's urban sprawl and the dramatic southern approach to the Alps. The Ticino River valley and foothills of the Alps dominate the initial climb, with clear views of the pre-Alpine terrain. Notable sights include: Milan metropolitan area, Ticino River valley, Southern Alps foothills, Lake Como (visible on clearer days).

When landing at Sale (RBA), sit on the Right side for the best views. Right side offers superior coastal approach into Rabat. The Atlantic coastline, Bouregreg River estuary, and the medina of Rabat and Salé are prominently visible during descent, with the contrast between urban development and the open ocean creating strong visual interest. Notable sights include: Bouregreg River estuary, Rabat medina and kasbah, Atlantic coastline, Salé city across the river.

The flight from Malpensa (MXP) to Sale (RBA) takes 2h 15m.

Mediterranean Sea crossing dominates the cruise phase. The flight path crosses the Ligurian Sea and approaches the Balearic region. Notable features include the Provence coastline (if visible on departure), the Mediterranean basin, and the Atlas Mountains foothills visible on approach to Morocco. The Strait of Gibraltar region may be visible depending on exact routing, though most direct paths pass slightly south of the strait.