What is the maximum distance a plane can fly travelling constantly North?

10,002 km
20,004 km
40,007 km
It can fly endlessly (as long it can)
Continuous travel North must eventually end at the North Pole. So, the maximum distance is half of the Earth's meridional circumference, which can be reached if a plane starts at the South Pole.
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10,002 km
20,004 km
40,007 km
It can fly endlessly (as long it can)
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