What airplanes are used to go to antarctica?

Answer 1

Depending on the logistical equipment available to any country serving its research stations, the options can include military transport, cargo transport, or extreme weather-capable equipment.

Answer 2

yes they can bt they dont land on the ice they land on a boat with a plane runway on it also you cant fly from a propper airport but dont ask me were youll probably hae to get a private jet or sonething

Answer 3

Depending on the government, several types of airplanes are flown to the continent.

The United States of America uses energy-efficient cargo planes and older-style Hercules -- C-130s, designed by Lockheed.

There is no commercial air service to the continent.

Answer 4

Commercial airplanes do not fly to Antarctica, because there is no demand for this service, and there are no commercial facilities there to support commercial flight.

However, government airplanes do fly in and out of Antarctica, when it is warm enough so that their petrol and hydraulic fluids do not freeze.

Answer 5

Yes, but they are flown in support of governments' logistical requirements to supply scientific research stations.

There are no commercial flights to Antarctica.