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The A21 Journal: Antarctic Flights

The Antarctica21 blog featuring travel stories, tips, insights into our expeditions, and more Antarctic topics.

Antarctica21 Journal

Iceberg landscape in Antarctica

Iceberg landscape in Antarctica

A21 History: The Jet Era

A21 History: Our First Air Cruise

Antarctica for the Second Time: Flying Over the Drake Passage

New Antarctic Brochure & Promotions for the 2023-24 Season

What to pack for your Antarctic trip?

What to pack for your Antarctic trip?

Get Prepared for Antarctica: Win a $5,000 USD Discount & Sunglasses

My Trip to Antarctica: Traveling to All 7 Continents

Pablo Zenteno, from our Expedition team, with a happy traveler in Antarctica

Pablo Zenteno, from our Expedition team, with a happy traveler in Antarctica

What is the Best Antarctica Cruise?

Travel to Antarctica

Travel to Antarctica

Traveling to Antarctica – Notes From Our Expert Guides

2022-23 Antarctic Air-Cruise Season

2022-23 Antarctic Air-Cruise Season

New Antarctic Air-Cruise 2022/2023 Season: Brochure & Promotions

Fly to Antarctica with A21

Fly to Antarctica with A21

The Start of Your Antarctic Air-Cruise: From Punta Arenas to Antarctica

Our aircraft to fly direct to Antarctica, on King George island. Photography by Mathew Farrell on an Antarctic Air-Cruise on board Hedridean Sky.

Our aircraft to fly direct to Antarctica, on King George island. Photography by Mathew Farrell on an Antarctic Air-Cruise on board Hedridean Sky.

The Benefits of Flying to Antarctica

Antarctica21 Flight to the Last Continent

Antarctica21 Flight to the Last Continent

How to Fly to Antarctica?

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