00:00Why do they fly so close to the Atlantic?
00:03If you look at the map of the United States and Europe,
00:06you will notice that they fly in all directions.
00:09But above the Atlantic, it's a different story.
00:12This route, called the Autoroute Invisible of Avions,
00:15was discovered by the Japanese meteorologist Wazaburo Ohishi in 1920.
00:19He observed that the winds west and east
00:21can reach speeds of 240 kmh at more than 9000 meters of altitude.
00:25The flights from the United States profitent of these winds to go faster,
00:30economic fuel and reduce the turbulence.
00:32During this time, the planes who travel in the other direction
00:35take a slightly different route to avoid the contrary winds.
00:39But then, how all this is coordinated?
00:41The Atlantic North system occupies.
00:44It uses the defined trajectories,
00:46which are daily adjusted according to the wind models and the position of the jet stream.
00:51In addition, with modern technologies like the satellite and GPS,
00:55the management of the air traffic is improved,
00:57which allows you to reduce the distance between the planes.
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