hurricane deep "Ciara", which raged in Germany as a storm, "Sabine", shortened on Sunday the flight time from New York to London, to new record levels: Three machines made the route from 5554 kilometres in under five hours, according to the Portal Flightradar24 reported. The fastest way to a Boeing 747-436 in the British Airways, which, pushed by the strong Wind took four hours and 56 minutes. According to the Heathrow airport you landed 103 minutes earlier than planned.

Two machines of the airline Virgin Atlantic covered the distance in four hours and 57 minutes, respectively, four hours and 59 minutes. The previous record for a passenger flight in a normal aircraft were placed in five hours and 13 minutes, from a Boeing Dreamliner to the low cost carrier Norwegian in the year 2018.

"For us, safety is more important than speed records, but our highly trained pilots have used the weather conditions to bring the passengers much earlier than planned to London," said British Airways.

The shortest flight over the Atlantic ocean, the Supersonic passenger aircraft Concorde made in 1996. The machine travelled the route from London to New York in two hours and 52 minutes. After the crash of a Concorde in July 2000, the flight has been operating with these aircraft in 2003. Hurricane Showdown: Where to Sabine on Monday again really dangerous PCP hurricane Showdown: Where Sabine is on Monday again really dangerous