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>>52476667
ofcourse glowniggers did this by the second post, but here's the real reason people don't fly over Antartica
1. It's too remote. If you look at international flight paths they don't always go in straight lines from A to B if that course would put them too far away from another airport to do an emergency landing, flights over the Pacific often do this.
2. You must be a very skilled pilot with a large plane. Over the polls your magnetic compasses will fail, you'll also have no visibility either from snow, or darkness (sun doesn't rise for 6 months over Antarctica) the winds blow at about 65 km/hr and with windchill the temperature is -40 C, so a single engine plane would never make it.

Now if OP is able to become an ace pilot with something like the Airbus A320 (pic related) then he might be able to fly to Antarctica to deliver supplies like pic related, but you're still going to be supervised because there is absolutely some experimental glownigger shit there