How many miles are there from Chicago to Australia?

Answer 1

Your flight time depends on which route you take. There is no straight-line route, but depending on where on the Antarctic continent you want to go, you will probably fly more than 10,000 miles.

One common route is from Pennsylvania to Los Angeles, then to Hawaii, then to Christ Church, New Zealand, then by private jet to the Antarctic continent (there are no commercial flights).

If you have perfect connections, your total travel time is about 31 hours.

You can also fly south from Pennsylvania to Florida, to South America, to the tip of Argentina, then by private jet to the continent.

Answer 2

The average direct flight distance is 9,993 miles, depending on where in Australia you go to.

Answer 3

The air distance from Chicago, Illinois, United States of America, to South Pole, Antarctica, is 9,098 miles. That equals 14,640 kilometers or 7,905 nautical miles.

Answer 4

Antarctica's area is 5,410,000 square miles (14,000,000 square kilometers).

Answer 5

Your answer depends on where in the world you start out for Antarctica.

Answer 6

The average flight time from Chicago, Illinois to Antarctica is 18 hours, 22 minutes.

Answer 7

9096 miles (14637 kilometers)

Answer 8

1000mi

Answer 9

30