But they were flying West to East so they had a tail wind. Flightaware's listed speed is ground speed not air speed.
I once flew a 747 to Amsterdam at 755 MPH ground and asked the flight attendant if the pilot knew we were 'Flying Mach +'. She looked up at the flight chart and went and asked the pilot.
She returned with the answer, "according to the pilot we have a 170 mph tail wind which is added to the air speed to get your ground speed".
Ah. That makes sense.