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Why do transatlantic flights go north?

Updated: 9/2/2023
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Look at the route on a globe, the straight line route is actually longer.

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Beacause the Earth is not flat, and there is a shorter way if they take a little north curve on the northern hemisphere. Check it out on a globe.

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