probably not

they dont fly over antartica for safety reasons tho

its also why they dont fly over other like supa mountaineous terrains

They fly over the artic

🥺

I flew from amsterdam to new york on a curved flight path 🥺

No

yes i did

Maybe slightly curved

Not really curved

No it was curved 🥺

these are also interesting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5kliClmxZA

It looks curve on a flat map

there are interviews with pilots, flight instructors, air traffic controllers...

flat earthers

Can you show me the flight path of your plane from amsterdam to new york

also in some of these servers

land surveyors who tell us they never have to calculate for Earth's curvature

it's not even part of their training

I cant send pictures ffs

probably a good thing

Oh mr flat earth i can sortaa explain why they land like that

Typical flight from amsterdam to new york

Thats not curved

Can you guys explain what happened when the flat earthers proved themselves wrong

if they were to have landed in hawaii rather than alaska

They had fences with a hole in them

they would have to fly over the curviest part

And someone would hold a light up

Then it didnt show up

and it takes just as long if not longer

because they land in alaska they are going over a less thick part

the documentary was staged

i cant use words very well sorry🥺

it was being used to discredit

and...they were filming an experiment for the first tie

time

Proof it was staged

the main reason they don't fly over Antartica is that in the case somehting goes wrong or whatever and they have to land or they crash they are in the middle of nowhere thousands of miles away from any help. By taking a longer route they don't take that risk.

you never do that