Do any airlines fly from Australia to Europe via the arctic.?
The only flights that cross over or near the Arctic are ones going between the US and parts of Asia, or from Europe to Japan or places near there. See this link for a few more details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_route Perhaps you meant Antarctica. I don’t know of any flights that go directly over the South Pole, but some may go across part of that continent. Flights from Australia to South America or Africa might curve toward Antarctica, just as flights from Europe to North America curve toward Greenland in order to fly the shortest route. Airlines are very aware of flight distances, because any path that is shorter saves fuel, and that saves money.
