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    • The World’s Longest Passenger Flight

      A look at the longest commercial passenger flight in the World

    What‘s the World’s Longest Passenger Flight?

    What is the World’s Longest Passenger Flight?

    As of 2021, the World’s longest commercial passenger flight is a Singapore Airlines service from New York (Newark) to Singapore at a distance of 9,540 miles and taking anywhere from between 17 :30 to 19 hours. The route is flown by the state-of-the-art A350 aircraft.

    In second place is a Qatar Airways B787 service from Doha, Qatar to Auckland, New Zealand at a distance of 14,536km, taking in excess of 17 hours.

    This is very closely followed by a Qantas Boeing 787 service from Perth in Australia to London in the United Kingdom at a distance of 14,498km with a flight time of over 17 hours.

    Other noteworthy routes include:

    An Emirates A380 service from Dubai to Auckland, consisting of 14,200km with a flight time of 17 hours 15 minutes.

    Dallas Fort Worth (United States) to Sydney, Australia with a total distance of 8,568 miles or 13,790 kilometres. This is operated by Qantas on their Airbus 380 aircraft.

    Delta Airlines Boeing 777-200LR from Atlanta (United States) to Johannesburg (South Africa). This consists of a distance of 13,572 kilometres or 8,433 miles.

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