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Why do flights from London to America go north over Scotland?
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Do flights from London to the US still go north over Scotland?
In my most recent flight (Mar 2011) from London to LA we flew north over Scotland.
Do flights from London to Los Angeles always fly north over Scotland from origin to destination?
yes
What was Henry Hudson route?
he went from London England to North America.
How do you drive from London to Scotland?
Along the M1 Motorway heading North from London.
Is Edinburgh a part of London?
North. London is in England and Edinburgh is in Scotland. If you look on a map of the United Kingdom you will see that Scotland is north of England.
Is London North or South of Edinburgh?
London is south of Edinburgh. London is in England. Edinburgh is in Scotland.
Why do flights from London to Dublin sometimes fly west towards south Wales then to Dublin - and other times north towards Manchester then to Dublin?
This will be a decision of air traffic controllers. Many flights coming from London and other parts of Europe that are heading to North America, fly over the south of England and Wales, over the south of Ireland and on across the Atlantic. That can mean that it can be a busy route, so the alternative for London to Dublin flights is to fly north towards Manchester and then across to Dublin.
Where are the highlands in London?
There are no Highlands in London. The UK area known as 'The Highlands' is located in the north of Scotland.
Is London part of Scotland?
No. London (a city) is in England (a country). Scotland is a country north of England.
Is Scotland the country north of New England?
No. Scotland is north of England. New England is in the United States of America.
Would a flight from London to Qatar fly over the north of Scotland?
No
Is Cambridge in Scotland?
Cambridge is in England about 50 miles north-east (mostly north) of London.
