The story begins with a German theologian by the name of 

Gustav Adolf Deissmann. While cataloguing items in Istanbul at the Topkapi Palace library, he found a map on gazelle skin parchment. The map was referred to as Piri Reis and was possibly the first notable record of a landmass we now call Antarctica. It was drawn and signed by Turkish cartographer Hagji Ahmed dating back to 1513 CE, eluding to the existence of a large landmass before it’s actual discovery. 

Piri Reis is the first commercial airline to take seekers of adventure into the lands of Antarctica. Partnering up with International Associations Antarctica Tour Operators(IAATO), approval is now easier than ever. King George Island serves as the new land site for south arctic travel. It is also a connecting point for those who have taken advantage of packaged deals to ride our cruise ships to other locations. Offering detours to sightsee wildlife, hike, and kayak. 

Travelers can make a getaway and relax in luxury cabins, waddle with the penguins, or even get a once in a lifetime experience to see elusive whales. No matter where the path goes, one will surely find views of breath taking icebergs and majestic sunsets found no where else in the world. We are all about feeding one’s curiosity, so fly with us today and be an explorer.