This guy was involved in the airline industry and their emergency procedures. His channel is loaded with video where commercial flights are plotted on a globe vs a flat earth map for comparison. The best example are flights between South America and Australia because they are on opposite ends of the flat earth, and they are much closer on a globe. The flight routes make far more sense on a flat earth map, check out the visuals on his channel. Often emergency landings give away the true route of the plane, because the airport they choose makes no sense on the globe route. For example I think one of the emergency landings was a flight from somewhere in east Asia to USA, and they stopped in alaska for a woman giving birth. On a globe alaska would have been far to the north, but on flat earth it was a small diversion. He wrote a book on the subject.
To see for yourself simply look up commercial flights between various airports in South America and Australia. Plot the route on Google earth app, and compare it the the route on a flat earth gleason map. Again these continents make it most obvious because they are opposite ends of the flat earth
They say we can't fly across antartica for environmental reasons (enforced by the Antarctic treaty) even though we fly very near the north pole which has far more biodiversity.
Try plotting Perth to Buenos Aires on Google earth. The (shortest) route goes almost directly over the south pole and should be roughly 7800 miles. This would be the most economical and straight path to take. Now search for flights between Perth and Buenos Aires and plot the route on Google earth AND the gleason map. The results will make you think.
No. Check out a Gleason map. LA to Japan would take you across the north pacific just south of Alaska on a flat earth map.
https://youtu.be/wVP8-mcpook
This guy was involved in the airline industry and their emergency procedures. His channel is loaded with video where commercial flights are plotted on a globe vs a flat earth map for comparison. The best example are flights between South America and Australia because they are on opposite ends of the flat earth, and they are much closer on a globe. The flight routes make far more sense on a flat earth map, check out the visuals on his channel. Often emergency landings give away the true route of the plane, because the airport they choose makes no sense on the globe route. For example I think one of the emergency landings was a flight from somewhere in east Asia to USA, and they stopped in alaska for a woman giving birth. On a globe alaska would have been far to the north, but on flat earth it was a small diversion. He wrote a book on the subject.
To see for yourself simply look up commercial flights between various airports in South America and Australia. Plot the route on Google earth app, and compare it the the route on a flat earth gleason map. Again these continents make it most obvious because they are opposite ends of the flat earth
Interesting. In going to have to research this.
I wonder what explanations globe theorists give.
They say we can't fly across antartica for environmental reasons (enforced by the Antarctic treaty) even though we fly very near the north pole which has far more biodiversity.
Try plotting Perth to Buenos Aires on Google earth. The (shortest) route goes almost directly over the south pole and should be roughly 7800 miles. This would be the most economical and straight path to take. Now search for flights between Perth and Buenos Aires and plot the route on Google earth AND the gleason map. The results will make you think.