🇦🇶 Carlini Base, Antarctica
Carlini Base is a small town in Antarctica. Real-Earth coordinates -62.224°, -58.650°, population 60. Empty horizons, no traffic and nobody else in the air — the sort of place you go to fly a long, low line and see what the terrain does. Skydex flies the real Earth here — the elevation, coastline and city layout under the aircraft come from the same data the map does, and the sky is shared with everyone else flying it.
Activity in Carlini Base
Flying conditions in Carlini Base
Recent activity in Carlini Base
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What you can do here
- Fly Carlini Base in an FPV drone or as a gull, from -62.224°, -58.650° — keyboard and mouse, a gamepad, or a real RC transmitter over USB.
- Check the weather first: live wind, gusts and cloud over the city, plus the month-by-month flyable-days table above.
- Watch real traffic — aircraft overhead and ships on the water come from live ADS-B and AIS feeds, not from a script.
- Meet other pilots in the same sky: city chat room, radio, and the walkie-talkie frequency for Carlini Base.