Antarctica giant megalithic structure in the shape of a swastika

originally posted by: 2Baaka
So because I'm rich...I can fly my plane over Area 51?

You flunk geography? We are not talking about Nevada.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Helenamatias
Of course, but some parts os antarctica are off limits

Such as? There are several tour agencies that will allow you to charter over flights if you are willing to pay for it.

Oh for # sakes! HE'S RIGHT! You people bitch and complain about EVERYTHING. It's called the ANTARCTIC TREATY. There are 16 areas that normal people cannot access without permits from the country that holds temporary ownership which is more like a partnership rather than ownership. ANTARCTIC TREATY

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: 2Baaka
So because I'm rich...I can fly my plane over Area 51?

You flunk geography? We are not talking about Nevada.

He's saying that your blanket statement about if you have enough money, you can fly anywhere is bull#. You can't. Period.

a reply to: ColdChillin

Read your own source:

''They have established some good rules, but can't enforce them,''

originally posted by: ColdChillin
He's saying that your blanket statement about if you have enough money, you can fly anywhere is bull#. You can't. Period.

Really? You got proof otherwise?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: ColdChillin
He's saying that your blanket statement about if you have enough money, you can fly anywhere is bull#. You can't. Period.

Really? You got proof otherwise?

Sure thing. Go fly over Nellis, S4, 51...I could go on and on. Try to fly over the White House. It's called restricted airspace. That means you are restricted from flying through it. Do I need to pull out the dictionary for 'restricted'?

originally posted by: ColdChillin
Sure thing. Go fly over Nellis, S4, 51...I could go on and on. Try to fly over the White House. It's called restricted airspace. That means you are restricted from flying through it.

So exactly where are the restricted flying zones in the Antarctic?

Do you know why they have restrricted zones, and what the restrictions actually are?
www.antarctica.gov.au...

You are allowed to fly over the restricted areas, just not below 250 m above the highest point

originally posted by: ColdChillin
Sure thing. Go fly over Nellis, S4, 51...I could go on and on. Try to fly over the White House. It's called restricted airspace. That means you are restricted from flying through it. Do I need to pull out the dictionary for 'restricted'?

Hmmm. Fail geography? Nellis and the White House are not in Antarctica.

You do know we are talking about the continent where the South Pole is located, right? Do I need to pull out an atlas so you know where it is located?