Miami to London Flight: Does It Cross the Bermuda Triangle? No

No. A Miami (MIA) → London (LHR/LGW) flight does not pass through the Bermuda Triangle.

Bermuda Triangle Boundaries

Vertices: Miami, FL → Bermuda → San Juan, PR. Roughly 500,000 sq mi.

Flight Path

• Great circle route heads northeast from Miami.
• Crosses: Florida Straits → Bahamas (north of) → Atlantic → Azores (south of) → Europe.
• Passes north of Bermuda (typically 300–500 km).
• Well north of the Triangle's northern vertex (Bermuda itself).

Visual

Triangle: Miami (25.8°N) → Bermuda (32.3°N) → San Juan (18.5°N).
Flight: Miami → 40°N+ → Europe. Entirely north of the Triangle.

Why the Myth Persists

• Miami is a vertex → people assume departures enter it.
• Media sensationalism (Flight 19, Cyclops, etc.).
• Statistical reality: no higher incident rate than comparable ocean areas.

Your flight to London skips the legend entirely.