Do pilots avoid flying over the Bermuda Triangle?

Do pilots avoid flying over the Bermuda Triangle?

Here, planes and ships disappear without a trace, aliens almost openly abduct people, and the lost Atlantis is hidden under water, which has become a portal to another dimension – such stories have been told about the Bermuda Triangle for more than half a century. No wonder so many people get nervous about taking a flight across the Atlantic. And what about the pilots who have to fly over the mysterious triangle with notoriety?

Legends and myths

The Bermuda Triangle, as well as the Devil's Triangle and Hurricane Alley, is the area of ​​the Sargasso Sea, bounded by the US state of Florida, Bermuda and the island of Puerto Rico. It has no generally recognized borders: according to various estimates, the area of ​​the “anomalous zone” ranges from 1.3 to 3.8 million square kilometers. This part of the Atlantic Ocean is covered with so many dark legends that some simply refuse to travel to such restless places. fs.tonkosti.ru/sized/f550x700/55/u6/55u6vv6dzi80044kgokskw8c4.jpg” media=”(max-width: 549px)”>

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