First 787 Dreamliner Lands in Antarctica with Norse Atlantic Airways

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successfully landing its B787 Dreamliner, with registration LN-FNC in Antarctica

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groundbreaking moment occurred at 02:01 local time on November 15th, 2023. groundbreaking moment occurred at 02:01 local time on November 15th, 2023. Learn more

In collaboration with the Norwegian Polar Institute and Aircontact,

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Flight N0787 carried 45 passengers, including scientists

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The flight also transported 12 tons of vital research equipment crucial for Antarctic exploration.

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Commencing its journey from Oslo on November 13th, the Dreamliner made a stop in Cape Town, South Africa

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executed the landing on a 'blue ice runway,' measuring 3,000 meters in length and 60 meters in width

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First 787 Dreamliner Lands in Antarctica with Norse Atlantic Airways

successfully landing its B787 Dreamliner, with registration LN-FNC in Antarctica

successfully landing its B787 Dreamliner, with registration LN-FNC in Antarctica

In collaboration with the Norwegian Polar Institute and Aircontact,

Flight N0787 carried 45 passengers, including scientists

The flight also transported 12 tons of vital research equipment crucial for Antarctic exploration.

The flight also transported 12 tons of vital research equipment crucial for Antarctic exploration.

Commencing its journey from Oslo on November 13th, the Dreamliner made a stop in Cape Town, South Africa

Commencing its journey from Oslo on November 13th, the Dreamliner made a stop in Cape Town, South Africa

executed the landing on a 'blue ice runway,' measuring 3,000 meters in length and 60 meters in width

executed the landing on a 'blue ice runway,' measuring 3,000 meters in length and 60 meters in width

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