Jet streams jumped the plane 12,000 miles in 4 hours where there are no jet streams? lol.

Jet streams blow from west to east, so negligible effect when traveling north and south. The jet's route cut through the jet streams, it didn't travel along the jet streams.

So, to reiterate:

1. How did the jet jump 20,000 miles in a couple of hours?
2. How did the jet fly an average of 400 mph faster than its maximum speed over the entire route, especially when its position and speed was recorded for the whole trip?

This trip didn't happen over a flat earth. It couldn't. The flight route works perfectly in the time it took and the directions traveled on the globe.

So there is your trans polar circumnavigation of our planet. Set a new speed record too!

I am not moving on to other questions you have until you acknowledge this point. After that, I will be happy to address any of your concerns.