Overview

• The agreement halts charges of unauthorized landing and flight plan falsification in exchange for charitable and logistical contributions.
• Guo must donate $30,000 to a childhood cancer foundation and cover all aircraft security and return costs within 30 days.
• He is required to depart Chile once weather and logistical conditions allow and faces a three-year prohibition on re-entering the country.
• Authorities cited expired safety equipment and uncertain fuel reserves in Guo’s Cessna 182Q as reasons to withhold clearance for his Antarctic departure.
• Guo remains at Base Presidente Frei Montalva awaiting authorization and suitable weather to resume his Flight Against Cancer expedition.