WHI Polar Operations Command. Nome, Alaska (N); Port Stanley, Falklands Islands (S)

Weather Hunters International also maintains a Polar Operations Command. With stations to cover both the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica, groundbreaking research is being performed, which will play a vital role for those living in some of the harshest places on the planet. WHI is also assisting researchers get a firm grip on how theses barren ice-covered play a major role in weather phenomenon all the way to the equator. Due to the immense logistic effort needed to man a polar command center, only one is open at a given time. Normally, the center basking in the daylight of spring and fall gets the nod. During the dark and cold winter months, it is just too dangerous to conduct activities other than the most dire of emergencies. (Invacargill, New Zealand; Thule, Greenland)

Polar North Basin

Nome, Alaska

			free or commercial
	Airport name	Nome
	Location	Alaska
	ICAO ID	PAOM
	Scenery available	no	-
	Charts available	no	-

Thule, Greenland MSA

			free or commercial
	Airport name	Thule
	Location	Greenland
	ICAO ID	PHNL
	Scenery available	no	-
	Charts available	no	-

Polar South Basin

Port Stanley, Falklands Islands

			free or commercial
	Airport name	Mount Pleasant
	Location	Falkland Islands
	ICAO ID	EGYP
	Scenery available	no	-
	Charts available	no	-

Invacargill, New Zealand MSA

			free or commercial
	Airport name	Invacargill Airport
	Location	New Zealand
	ICAO ID	NZNV
	Scenery available	no	-
	Charts available	no	-