Airbus A340 Plane Makes Landing on Antarctica's Ice Runway for The First Time in Recorded History (Watch Video)
An Airbus A340 made a 4,506-km journey from Cape Town to reach Antarctica's 3,000 meters long ice runway. Interestingly, there is still no actual airport in Antarctica, but Mipuri and his crew have proven that it can be done. In the future, the jet may be used to carry tourists and scientists to the southernmost continent.
Aviation company Hi Fly has made history by landing the first Airbus A340 on Antarctica's Ice runway. The plane took off from Cape Town, South Africa, and landed Antarctica's blue glacial landing strip known as Wolfâs Fang Runway around five hours later, having flown 2,500 nautical miles. The A340 will be used to fly a small number of tourists and scientists to Antarctica, along with essential cargo. The landing was planned after months of preparation.  Sweden Elects Its First Woman Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson, She Resigns 8 Hours Later Over Budget Defeat
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