Social Question  YoKoolAid's avatar  Do boats and planes
regulary travel through the bermuda triangle or is it avoided?
Asked by YoKoolAid (2424 points ) December 11th, 2011  Also
there’s one off the coast of Japan – the devil’s triangle or
dragons triangle? something like that…are these areas avoided at
all? I wonder how much caution if any is exercised when plotting
courses through these areas.  Observing members: 0 Composing
members: 0  8 Answers  WestRiverrat's avatar  Ship owners don’t
care much about the sailor’s superstitions, ships and planes
cross the Bermuda triangle every day.  marinelife's avatar  The
area is loaded with ships and planes crossing it. What is
remarkable is how many crossings are just fine.  JLeslie's
avatar  I don’t think any vessels avoid the triangle if it is
the most direct route. Maybe an individual here and there avoids
it, but nothing commercial would. Probably half of the planes
and ships leaving or arriving into Mismi go through part of the
triangle if my memory serves for