Atlantic crossing

Atlantic crossing refers to the journey of traveling across the Atlantic Ocean, typically between North America and Europe. This term can apply to various modes of transportation, including ships, airplanes, or even sailboats. Historically, it was a significant feat for explorers and settlers, shaping trade and migration patterns. Today, it involves commercial flights or cruise ships that connect continents. The journey can take anywhere from a few hours by plane to several days by sea, depending on the method of travel and weather conditions. Key aspects include navigation, maritime history, and cultural exchanges between the continents.