What direction would you travel to to get from North America to Europe?

Answer 1

Your choice, north or east

Answer 2

Follow the Great Circle Route. The shortest distance is a line that bisects the earth. Depending on which part of North America you start in and where you want to go, North by Northeast is the general answer.

Answer 3

It all depends upon how long or short you want your trip to be. Start anywhere in North America and begin traveling in a straight geodesic [geodesic is the shortest distance between two points on a curved surface] and you eventually get to Europe no mater what your starting heading was. But, a heading of ENE should get you there the soonest.

Answer 4

East

Answer 5

You could go north, over the pole, and end up in Russia or Scandinavia. You could go south, which would take a while, and end up in southern Europe. You could go west, over Asia, and into Russia. Or the traditional route would be east, over the Atlantic and into western Europe.

Answer 6

North, turn right (starboard) at Jueanu, and head east across the pole at angels 23....heathrow in abt 5 hrs,,,,now with a SR-71 about 3 hours plus 2 mid air refuelings...folks from our outfit were the first USAF folks to fly them (55th SRW)

Answer 7

Most people will travel in the direction of east. People can also travel west but it will cost more money.

Answer 8

You can go to Europe either way, west or east, but of course the shortest way would be east across the Atlantic ocean, and you'd have to fly or take a boat

Answer 9

Generally east.

Answer 10

East.