Sit on the Right side of the plane for the best views on flights from Panama City to Mosjoen. Right-side seats capture the most dramatic geography: the Panama Canal and Caribbean departure, then the Atlantic crossing with occasional Greenland ice sheet views at cruise altitude, and finally the Norwegian fjord and mountain approach. Left seats offer less continuous visual interest over the mid-Atlantic portion of the flight.

During takeoff from Tocumen International (PTY), sit on the Right side for the best views. PTY typically departs eastbound (Runway 03R/03L). Right-side seats face the Caribbean and the Panama Canal approach corridor, offering views of the canal's Atlantic locks and Gatun Lake's northern reaches during initial climb. Notable sights include: Panama Canal Atlantic locks, Gatun Lake (large freshwater reservoir), Colón city area to the northeast, Caribbean coastline.

When landing at Kjaerstad (MJF), sit on the Left side for the best views. MJF (Mosjoen) sits in Nordland county on Norway's west coast. Approach typically comes from the southwest over the Norwegian Sea. Left-side seats face the Trondheimsfjord approach corridor and the dramatic Scandinavian coastal mountains, with views of the fjord system and surrounding peaks during descent. Notable sights include: Trondheimsfjord (major fjord system), Scandinavian mountain range (Scandinavian Cordillera foothills), Mosjoen valley and town, Norwegian Sea coastline.

The flight from Tocumen International (PTY) to Kjaerstad (MJF) takes Approximately 12.5 to 13.5 hours.

Transatlantic routing crosses the Atlantic basin at cruise altitude (typically 35,000-37,000 feet). Around 6-7 hours into flight, the aircraft passes south of Greenland's ice sheet (visible as a bright white expanse on clear days, though often obscured by cloud cover). The route then approaches Iceland's airspace before turning northeast toward the Norwegian Sea. At cruise altitude, the curvature of Earth becomes apparent, and the Atlantic appears as a vast, featureless gray-blue ocean with occasional weather systems visible as cloud formations. The final 2-3 hours approach the Norwegian coast with the Scandinavian mountains becoming visible as distant peaks on the horizon before descent into the Mosjoen fjord region.