Australia, Argentine and Chile. And the most important thing, Alaska isn't as bigger as shown in the map, as you know.
I don't see how this addresses the question at all.
Being real airlines do not make this so called path magically true.
No, the fact that they offer these flights and actually fly them with plenty of people makes them true.
The fact they show your map is wrong doesn't magically make them frauds.
There is only a center and Anchorage is close to it, like jackblack agreed.
In a way or other, you have agreed it:
Stop lying. I never agreed to such garbage.
So we have a common point that both FE and RE model accept Alaska's being a logical emergency landing place for aircrafts, oppositely the OP, right?
For some flights, not all.
Pointing out a small subset of cases doesn't help you.
That doesn't address the OP's claim.
Both RE and FE would show Alaska is a reasonable location for those flights to stop.
This doesn't support a FE at all.
Any point where FE and RE agree does not show FE is correct or RE is correct.
It shows that those data can't distinguish between a RE and FE.
But there are plenty of others flights. Flights where RE and FE differ, where they would indicate the correct result.
These data are capable of supporting a RE or FE.
Note: because there are lots of images, I am just posting the link.
And no, you not being able to see the image isn't an excuse as you can go and check it yourself.
For example, consider this flight:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-12/air-canada-to-sydney-lands-in-hawaii-after-turbulence/11302420You have a flight leaving Vancouver and heading to Sydney.
Where should that stop?
Well lets look at a model of the real Earth shall we?
https://i.imgur.com/obsZqy4.pngHawaii is pretty close.
Other than tiny islands, it is basically the only thing that is close to the flight path.
What does a FE show?
Well, I'll be nice and use your "map".
https://i.imgur.com/io0HgLa.pngNow you have airports in Japan or Russia being better.
But it is close.
What about others?
How about this one:
https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/emirates-a380-forced-to-land-in-perth-due-to-medical-emergency-ng-b88599056zDubai to Sydney stopping at Perth?
RE:
https://i.imgur.com/auHcvut.pngIt isn't great, but it is one of the best options.
FE:
https://i.imgur.com/XvwA6GC.pngPerth is now no where near the route. You would need to go quite close to some other airport to get near Perth.
So it appears the OP is correct.
Emergency landing locations don't make sense on a FE, but do on a RE.