Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
transatlantic flight
noun
/ˌtrænz.əˈtlæn.tɪk flaɪt/
Definition
A transatlantic flight is a flight that travels across the Atlantic Ocean, typically connecting North America and Europe.
Examples
- Many people prefer taking a transatlantic flight to visit family in Europe.
- The airline offers several options for transatlantic flights each day.
- After a long transatlantic flight, passengers often feel jet lagged.
Meaning
This term is used to describe air travel between continents, particularly over the Atlantic, and often suggests a long-haul journey.
Synonyms
- cross-Atlantic flight
- intercontinental flight
- long-haul flight
