10 Longest Non-Stop Flight Routes In The World
You don’t need 80 days to travel around the world these days. Just take a few hops in a plane and you’re already there. But while multi-leg flights are all fine and dandy, it’s the long flights that are actually the most impressive! So here are ten longest non-stop flights in the world – courtesy of Statista.
by Skycop team
- 2018-10-12
- 11:16 AM GMT
Abu Dhabi – Los Angeles
- Airline: Etihad
- Time: 16 h 30 min
- Range: 13,502 km
Looks like Nermal is only one flight away from getting back to annoy Garfield.
Johannesburg – Atlanta
- Airline: Delta
- Time: 16 h 40 min
- Range: 13,582 km
Favored by people on expeditions to meet a nice South African or people with weird obsession Donald Glover.
Los Angeles – Jeddah
- Airline: Saudia
- Time: 16 h 55 min
- Range: 13,409 km
You can fly to see a Jedi, but you can fly to see Jeddah.
San Francisco – Singapore
- Airline: United/Singapore Airlines
- Time: 17 h 05 min
- Range: 13,593 km
Would be even faster, but, you know, traffic.
Auckland – Dubai
- Airline: Emirates
- Time: 17 h 15 min
- Range: 14,200 km
Overjoyed to appear at least on a flight map, New Zealand promised to never criticize Saudi Arabia.
Los Angeles – Singapore
- Airline: United
- Time: 17 h 20 min
- Range: 14,100 km
Not for singing poor actors!
Perth – London-Heathrow
- Airline: Quantas
- Time: 17 h 20 min
- Range: 14,499 km
Unlike in the colonial days, this route isn’t used to banish prisoners… yet.
Houston – Sydney
- Airline: United
- Time: 17 h 30 min
- Range: 13,800 km
Favored by astronauts who want to feel what living on a hostile alien world would be like.
Auckland – Doha
- Airline: Qatar
- Time: 18 h 30 min
- Range: 14,534 km
New Zealand is very thankful to Qatar, too.
Singapore – New York
- Airline: Singapore Airlines
- Time: 18 h 45 min
- Range: 16,700 km
Rumor has it that this line was re-opened specifically to spite people in flyover states.
With flights as long as these, you definitely don’t want to experience flight delays, cancellations or overbookings. I’d even go as far as to say that you don’t want to experience them on any flight. But if that happens, know that Skycop is ready to help you protect your flight rights. Submit your claim via Skycop and you might receive flight compensation of up to 600 euro!
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