16 JUNE, 2023
Sushim Mukul
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The journey of 13,804 km is covered in 17 hours and 20 minutes on a Qantas B787. Back in 2014, it used to be the world's longest commercial route.
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The United Dreamliner takes around 17 hours and 35 minutes to cover 13,838 km between the two cities. The UA 101 crosses the Pacific to reach its destination.
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The celebrated Air India 175 route is 14,004 km and the B777 takes 17 hours and 55 minutes to cover it. The flight between the two Silicon Vallies has the distinction of flying over the North Pole.
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Singapore Airlines' A350-900 takes around 17 hours and 50 minutes to cover 14,114 km. The route is also a trans-Pacific one.
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Emirates's Auckland-Dubai route, functional since 2016, takes 17 hours and 25 minutes to cover a distance of 14,200 km. It's the only double-decked-quadrajet in the Top 10.
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Connecting Auckland to NYC, the B787 covers a distance of 14,207 km in 17 hours and 35 minutes. The service started in September 2022.
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Within a few months, Qantas now flies between the two destinations 5 minutes faster. The distance is covered in 17 hours and 30 minutes.
Again a fairly recent, 14,472 km long route. The B787 covers the route in 17 hours and 35 minutes.
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Connecting to the 'mother country,' the Qantas 787 takes around 17 hours and 25 minutes to fly 14,499 km.
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When it comes to long-hauls, Singapore International is always up there. Beautiful new A350 plies between the two megacities in 18 hours and 45 minutes, covering 15,344 km.
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Another Singapore International route sits on the top spot connecting JFK to Singapore Changi, just 5 km more than the second longest. Don't miss the beautiful 350 eyes!