The Atlantic hurricane season typically reaches its peak this week, but record-warm ocean temperatures are fueling a hyperactive season that experts say shows no signs of slowing.

The Virgin Atlantic flight used only sustainable aviation fuel to cross the Atlantic Ocean from London to New York on Tuesday. It’s a step toward zero-carbon flight.

This means Virgin Atlantic—and other commercial airlines—won’t be regularly offering any fossil fuel-free flights for passengers, The Washington Post reported.

Scientists are completely baffled by the Atlantic's cooling rate, but nobody can figure out why it's cooling so fast.

The study cited by the Instagram post has not been peer-reviewed Marine biologists and oceanographers have not observed any dramatic reduction in the plankton population in the Atlantic Ocean or ...

Air Transat Flight 236, an Airbus A330, found itself in a terrifying situation halfway over the Atlantic Ocean, carrying 306 ...

When ocean temperatures were record warm during last year's hurricane season, vertical wind shear over the Atlantic, created by shifting winds from the El Niño in the Pacific Ocean, likely put a ...

While it's possible to fly a helicopter across the Atlantic Ocean, fuel considerations and a low top speed mean that it's not the best option.

Three adventurers in their 60s and 70s are planning to fly over the Atlantic Ocean this month in a gas balloon. The journey should take about five days.

A PASSENGER has described the shocking moment when the pilot of the flight he was on revealed it had run out of fuel over the Atlantic Ocean. YouTuber Arieh Smith, who was on a flight from New ...

Hurricane Beryl makes landfall, fueled by record-breaking ocean heat No storm in recorded history has reached Category 4 this fast, this early.