Seriously?? That flat earth map is not to scale; and everyone knows flights across the globe aren't straight lines, they follow the curvature
The round earth model is the one that is not to scale. Those plane routes that I showed before do follow a curvature when put on the round earth model, but the curvature is no where near what would be the shortest route between the two locations on a round earth, i.e., the great circle.
So according to that map, you can't fly over Antarctica, you would fly off the end of the Earth (which would've accelerated upwards by then. Veeerry logical.
The fact that they do not fly in the correct great circles or over Antarctica supports the flat earth model.
We do fly over Antartica. It's not the quickest or easiest route, which is why it's not that common
The complete geometry of flight patterns remains a difficult problem to solve. The issue lies in the shape of the atmosphere, which is not fully understood.
Is it a dome?
Is it a box?
Or something in between?