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19 June
The world's longest non-stop flight is set to begin in 2027.
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Qantas Airways has announced plans to launch the world's longest non-stop commercial flight, connecting Sydney and London, starting in October 2027. The new route, part of the airline's ambitious "Project Sunrise," will eliminate the current stopover at Singapore, shortening the total travel time to approximately 20 hours, compared to the existing 24 to 25-hour journey.
This record-breaking flight aims to make long-haul travel more efficient and comfortable. Qantas is implementing specially designed Airbus aircraft to accommodate the demands of such extended travel, and the company has promised enhancements to help mitigate passengers' jet lag during the journey. Ticket sales for these flights are expected to begin in the near future, marking a significant development in international aviation.
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