Home Blog Flying from Santiago to Sydney? You’re skimming the edge of Antarctica. Blog Flying from Santiago to Sydney? You’re skimming the edge of Antarctica. By RotsE2-Sto-RsoP5kj6a6d3Ad468a - April 17, 2025 109 7 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Feel free to adjust or modify them as needed! | Latest Tech Insights by Roots Asa RIM’s PlayBook: How Blackberry’s Tablet Fell Flat in a Competitive Market | Latest Tech Insights by Roots Asa The Polaroid PoGo: Instant Photo Printing That Didn’t Catch On | Latest Tech Insights by Roots Asa MySpace Music: The Streaming Service That Couldn’t Compete | Latest Tech Insights by Roots Asa The Microsoft Kin: A Phone Designed for Social Media That Failed to Impress | Latest Tech Insights by Roots Asa source 7 COMMENTS Interesting Reply Flatearther left the chat Reply So it is still flying in a straight line? Reply I don't think such a flight path exists. Go check any flight apps Reply If you are seated on the left side of the plane you might see Antarctica, the right side New Zealand. Reply Sometimes that flight goes over Dunedin NZ Reply Most flights that go from the East coast in North America to Europe fly over Greenland as well Reply Leave a Reply to @TheTopPoint-l1j Cancel reply Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Please enter an answer in digits:sixteen + 5 = Δ
If you are seated on the left side of the plane you might see Antarctica, the right side New Zealand. Reply
Interesting
Flatearther left the chat
So it is still flying in a straight line?
I don't think such a flight path exists. Go check any flight apps
If you are seated on the left side of the plane you might see Antarctica, the right side New Zealand.
Sometimes that flight goes over Dunedin NZ
Most flights that go from the East coast in North America to Europe fly over Greenland as well