Overview
- Guo was transported by Chilean Navy vessel to Punta Arenas, where he was formally released under a judge’s conditions.
- He must donate the money raised to a childhood cancer foundation within 30 days, leave the country promptly, and is barred from Chile for three years.
- Chilean prosecutors allege he submitted false flight‑plan data and flew beyond an authorized overflight of Punta Arenas to land in Antarctic territory.
- His lawyer says poor weather forced a diversion and maintains Chilean authorities granted permission to land at King George Island.
- The 20-year-old spent about two months at the Antarctic base with limited communications during winter conditions while on a seven-continent fundraising flight.