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A 3,000 m strip of wind-scoured blue ice. No lights, no tower, no alternate.
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An adventure to Antarctica starts with a call. We map the dates, the camp and the flights before anything is booked.
Medical forms, kit list, insurance. We send the list and check it twice before departure.
One night in Cape Town, a kit check, and the weather briefing for the ice runway.
Five hours ten minutes on a private jet to a runway of blue ice at 71°S.
Heated pods, running water, and a guide for every two guests.
