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human
Can a plane fly north (then south) over the geographical pole and land at the same airport it took off from?

This question really boils down to how much the rotation of the earth continues to effect the planes course (due to winds).
gpt
Airplanes rotate with the surface they took off from for the same reason you don't suddenly fly west when you jump. Objects and the atmosphere both share the same appoximate inertia as the earth's surface itself.

The only way to fly away from a point and end up where you started is to make a full circle around the earth.