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Old Jun 3, 2005 | 5:41 am
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Originally Posted by wldtrvlr
Actually, I think the longest flight in the lower 48 is DTW-SFO at 2079 miles and a block time of 5 hrs and 2 mins, DTW-LAX is only 100 miles less at 1979 and sometimes takes almost 5 hours if you get strong headwinds. Pillows would definitly be appreciated on those flights. Eastbound they tend to be about 30 minutes shorter due to tailwinds.

*smacks head on keyboard* yeah... anything ex-DTW beats MSP.. I hadn't gone through DTW in a while so it's more of an afterthought to me, despite the fact I love the new terminal.
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