🇦🇶 Peter I Island, Antarctica
Peter I Island is a small town in Antarctica. Real-Earth coordinates -68.795°, -90.584°, population 1. 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 Peter I Island
Flying conditions in Peter I Island
Recent activity in Peter I Island
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What you can do here
- Fly Peter I Island in an FPV drone or as a gull, from -68.795°, -90.584° — 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 Peter I Island.