How long flight NJ to Antarctic?

Answer 1

There is no commercial air service to anywhere on the Antarctic continent.

You can fly to Australia, New Zealand, Chile or Argentina by commercial carrier, and then charter -- an pay for -- an expeditionary flight to take you to your Antarctic destination.

Answer 2

There is no commercial air service to anywhere on the Antarctic continent.

You can fly to Australia, New Zealand, Chile or Argentina by commercial carrier, and then charter -- an pay for -- an expeditionary flight to take you to your Antarctic destination.

Answer 3

Depending on the speed of your carrier -- a private one must be chartered -- and your New Zealand departure location, the flight can take eight hours or more if you want to go to McMurdo Station, Antarctica.

Another destination on the Antarctic continent would change the flight time.

Answer 4

Your answer depends on where you want to go in Antarctica.

There is no commercial air service to anywhere on the continent. You can fly from New Jersey to New Zealand, Australia, Chile or Argentina, and then charter an expedition to your Antarctic destination.

You would responsible for all of the costs of the expedition, including gear, crew expenses, fuel, supplies and so forth.

Answer 5

There is no commercial air service to any location on the Antarctic continent.

Depending on your ultimate destination, you can fly commercially to New Zealand, Chile, Argentina, Australia -- even South Africa.

From any of those locations, you can charter a private expedition to your Antarctic destination. Your flight time depends on your charter company's equipment.

Answer 6

25,587 days :P