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A day in the life (in under a minute): Time-Lapse video reveals the startling amount of planes crossing the Atlantic each day - with 2,464 flights between US and Europe. A video has shown the 2,464 airplanes that crossed the North Atlantic Ocean - in a 40-second snapshot. The clip, produced by Flightradar24, begins at 8pm Eastern Time and shows a large number of planes leaving the US for Europe. At that time, air traffic in Europe slows down, with fewer flights departing the continent.
The report shows that there are 37.4 million flights scheduled in 2014! That is up 2.7% from 2013. And it means an average of 102,465 flights per day. The number of daily flights has never before passed 100,000. In 2013 we saw âonlyâ 99,726 flights per day. 102,465 flights sound like a lot, but keep in mind that there are 49,871 routes being served globally. Some are served many times a day, others only once every two weeks or even just a few times a year.