For the simple fact the Earth is not flat, it is in a sphere shape.
The Hindenburg was the name given to the largest airship, LZ129, operated by Germany for trans-Atlantic flights. It was over 800 feet long and contained enough room for passengers, cargo and crew. It completed over 30 trans-Atlantic passenger flights before crashing at Lakehurst, NJ in May, 1937. It used hydrogen for its lifting gas because the US refused to sell any helium to Nazi Germany.
Scotland is a country that is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Occupying the northern third of the island of Great Britain, it shares a border with England to the south and is bounded by the North Sea to the east, the Atlantic Ocean to the north and west, and the North Channel and Irish Sea to the southwest. In addition to the mainland, Scotland consists of over 790 islands including the Northern Isles and the Hebrides.Find more details here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ScotlandI think you mean *What is Scotland?, are would imply there was more than one.
King James was originally from Scotland. He reigned at different times, over Scotland, England and of Ireland.
No, Britain is composed of England, Wales and Scotland. At no time did William rule over Scotland.
The southern border of Scotland is also the northern border of England so you can literally step over the border from England into Scotland in exactly the same way that you could walk over the border from the US into Canada. The distance between London and Edinburgh is about 400 miles.
No
It is the shortest route. Despite what it may look on a map, try it on a globe. If you put one end of string on London and the other on your destination, you will get the actual shortest or 'great circle' route. Even the ones that fly across Ireland are flying northwest, not west, and heading across the north Atlantic, on a similar route to those that go over Scotland. No flights go due west from London to the USA, as it would be a longer way to go.
No
because incoming flights take the direct route and the air corridor goes up over scotland to avoid congestion
No, Virgin Atlantic does not offer flights in Canada. They fly all over the world but unfortunately not in Canada. Flights are available in many large airports across America.
They would fly over Ireland.
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Many airlines provide flights to Europe. Some of the more well known flights that travel to Europe include Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Lufthansa Airlines, and British Airways.
Yes it does if u ask and they will answer it
No they go over the English Channel and the Mediterranean sea.
In my most recent flight (Mar 2011) from London to LA we flew north over Scotland.
On flights over 90 minutes meals are served. Otherwise a snack will be served. On ANY overseas flight, coast-coast flight, trans oceanic flight, a really nice choice of meal with wine etc will be served in first class on Delta.