The journey is 2,500 nautical miles, flying for just over five hours each way. The aircraft will be used this season to fly a small number of tourists, alongside scientists and essential cargo to the White Continent.
In 2021 Hi Fly landed the first ever Airbus widebody in Antarctica in a historical flight.
This post was published on 2 November 2022 23:53
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