Overview
- Guo must donate $30,000 to a children’s cancer foundation within 30 days to avoid prosecution
- He is required to reimburse costs for aircraft security, personal maintenance and return expenses under a three-year ban on reentering Chilean territory
- All charges of providing false flight-plan information and unauthorized landing were suspended under the court agreement
- Guo has remained at the Teniente R. Marsh Base on King George Island since late June due to severe winter weather and limited transport options
- Prosecutors say his Cessna 182Q “does not have the capabilities” for flight, but Guo’s team is working to secure technical clearance and logistical approval for departure