Another fine report
Seat 2A ^^^
Originally Posted by Seat 2A
Usually, I think of long flights in terms of nine to thirteen hours. Then you get off that flight and perhaps connect to a shorter flight. Barring around the world flight numbers, when you consider the distance traveled on a single flight number, these Australia to London flights have to be amongst the very longest in the world. Ten thousand, five hundred and ten miles. I wonder if Singapore's EWR-SIN nonstop keeps the same flight number and continues on to somewhere beyond Singapore?
SQ's SIN-EWR doesnt continue at either end. But one of the SIN-FRA flights continues to JFK.
NZ 1/2 AKL-LHR is longer than the Australia-London flights but both are seriously long haul if not stopping over en route.