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[Breedingvariety]

No it wouldn't.

It definitely would, if one flies from Perth, Australia. Otherwise, I'm not sure. Why are there no flights to Buenos Aires?

[Longbowman]

It definitely would, if one flies from Perth, Australia. Otherwise, I'm not sure. Why are there no flights to Buenos Aires?

Because it's unprofitable.

[Breedingvariety]

Because it's unprofitable.

I was expecting you come up with something better than that and more difficult for me to refute.

Australia has many cities with over million of inhabitants. Buenos Aires is also a major city with over 2 million inhabitants. It would be profitable. There are flights with less potential for profit.

[Alessio]

This makes no sense at all... Yeah right ''all NASA vid's of outerspace are a fake'' Designed to take as away from the truth

[Longbowman]

I was expecting you come up with something better than that and more difficult for me to refute.

Australia has many cities with over million of inhabitants. Buenos Aires is also a major city with over 2 million inhabitants. It would be profitable. There are flights with less potential for profit.

Dude, not every city flies to every city, and Perth is not Australia's largest city. You really are very ignorant on this issue.

Perth doesn't fly direct to London either. Conspiracy? Or perhaps, more likely, Perth is a small regional city on the wrong side of Australia and not enough people want to go there regularly enough to make it profitable despite the huge cultural connections.

[Breedingvariety]

Dude, not every city flies to every city, and Perth is not Australia's largest city. You really are very ignorant on this issue.

Perth doesn't fly direct to London either. Conspiracy? Or perhaps, more likely, Perth is a small regional city on the wrong side of Australia and not enough people want to go there regularly enough to make it profitable despite the huge cultural connections.

Perth has 2 million inhabitants and it is fourth largest city of Australia.

London is further away from Australia than Buenos Aires is.

[Longbowman]

Perth has 2 million inhabitants and it is fourth largest city of Australia.

London is further away from Australia than Buenos Aires is.

Yes but Buenos Aires is not as rich or as connected to Australia as London is.

I'm sorry, but your entire line of argumentation is very, very stupid. Furthermore Santiago is geographically congruent with Buenos Aires. I mean, I know you can't see how idiotic your entire thought pattern is, but this particular subsection is even more woefully inept. If one can fly to Santiago, one can fly to Buenos Aires, except of course one may not want to. Indeed I doubt many people from Perth want to fly direct to Argentina and vice versa; why would they?

Does Perth fly direct to Calcutta? No. But they're closer than Perth and Argentina, and Calcutta has more than 2 million people. The simple fact is: no one wants to go.

[Alessio]

This guy just can't accept he fact that biblical scholars and even the Bible itself have issues with exlaining the earth's model like it is.

[Breedingvariety]

Yes but Buenos Aires is not as rich or as connected to Australia as London is.

I'm sorry, but your entire line of argumentation is very, very stupid. Furthermore Santiago is geographically congruent with Buenos Aires. I mean, I know you can't see how idiotic your entire thought pattern is, but this particular subsection is even more woefully inept. If one can fly to Santiago, one can fly to Buenos Aires, except of course one may not want to. Indeed I doubt many people from Perth want to fly direct to Argentina and vice versa; why would they?

Does Perth fly direct to Calcutta? No. But they're closer than Perth and Argentina, and Calcutta has more than 2 million people. The simple fact is: no one wants to go.

Why are there no flights between Sydney Australia and Buenos Aires Argentina? Don't tell me there are no people who would fly between these two major cities.

[Longbowman]

Why are there no flights between Sydney Australia and Buenos Aires Argentina? Don't tell me there are no people who would fly between these two major cities.

Why not? Why would Australians want to go?

People go where the money is. Buenos Aires is not exactly in an economic high and Australian trade with Argentina isn't so high.

You're also ignoring the whole 'they go to Santiago' thing, which is not far off the flight path.