Flights in the World

Ultralong range flights are back at full speed thanks to a new fleet of fuel-efficient aircraft. Quatar Airways, Emirates, Qantas and United Airlines recently introduced new ultralong flights. Singapore Airlines resumed non-stop flights between Singapore Changi Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport outside New York City on Thursday.

Once again, the longest in the world, the 10,357-mile route takes almost 19 operating lessons. These 8,000 to 9,000 mile long cross -country flights have been revived thanks to the supply of cheaper oils and a new breed of propellant efficiency aircraft such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350.

Moreover, the changing consumers' preferences for non-stop point-to-point flights contributed to this upswing. The new non-stop services will be operated by Singapore Airlines with a newly launched seven Airbus A350-900ULRs - ULR standing for ULR. The Singapore A350-900ULRs, currently the only seven in the world, will be outfitted with 67 Airbus and 94 Airbus Luxury Comfort Passenger Comfort Passenger Cars.

The Singapore carrier previously used Airbus A340-500 aircraft on the line before discontinuing in 2013. Qatar Airways last year took off the world's longest trip between its home bases in Doha, Qatar and Auckland, New Zealand. In Emirates, the UAE Dubai-Auckland connection was converted from a Boeing 777 to an Airbus A380.

It is now the third longest trip in the world and the longest performed by a super jumbo. U.S. has resumed non-stop services from San Francisco to Singapore, one of the longest flights from the U.S., while Qantas is flying non-stop between Perth in Western Australia and London. The 10 longest flights in the world are arranged here:

Singapore Airlines launched the relaunch of Singapore Airlines on Thursday..... Singapore Airlines resumed its non-stop service between Singapore Changi Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport outside New York City on Thursday. Friday the airplane went back from Newark to Singapore. This is the longest air journey in the world with a range of 10,357 mph over almost 19 operating flight hour.

Ultralong range flights are back at full speed thanks to a new fleet of fuel-efficient aircraft. Quatar Airways, Emirates, Qantas and United Airlines recently introduced new ultralong flights. Singapore Airlines resumed non-stop flights between Singapore Changi Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport outside New York City on Thursday.

Once again, the longest in the world, the 10,357-mile route takes almost 19 operating lessons. These 8,000 to 9,000 mile long cross -country flights have been revived thanks to the supply of cheaper oils and a new breed of propellant efficiency aircraft such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350.

Moreover, the changing consumers' preferences for non-stop point-to-point flights contributed to this upswing. The new non-stop services will be operated by Singapore Airlines with a newly launched seven Airbus A350-900ULRs - ULR standing for ULR. The Singapore A350-900ULRs, currently the only seven in the world, will be outfitted with 67 Airbus and 94 Airbus Luxury Comfort Passenger Comfort Passenger Cars.

The Singapore carrier previously used Airbus A340-500 aircraft on the line before discontinuing in 2013. Qatar Airways last year took off the world's longest trip between its home bases in Doha, Qatar and Auckland, New Zealand. In Emirates, the UAE Dubai-Auckland connection was converted from a Boeing 777 to an Airbus A380.

It is now the third longest trip in the world and the longest performed by a super jumbo. U.S. has resumed non-stop services from San Francisco to Singapore, one of the longest flights from the U.S., while Qantas is flying non-stop between Perth in Western Australia and London. The 10 longest flights in the world are arranged here:

Singapore Airlines launched the relaunch of Singapore Airlines on Thursday..... Singapore Airlines resumed its non-stop service between Singapore Changi Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport outside New York City on Thursday. Friday the airplane went back from Newark to Singapore. This is the longest air journey in the world with a range of 10,357 mph over almost 19 operating hours.

Ultralong range flights are back at full speed thanks to a new fleet of fuel-efficient aircraft. Quatar Airways, Emirates, Qantas and United Airlines recently introduced new ultralong flights. Singapore Airlines resumed non-stop flights between Singapore Changi Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport outside New York City on Thursday.

Once again, the longest in the world, the 10,357-mile route takes almost 19 operating lessons. These 8,000 to 9,000 mile long cross -country flights have been revived thanks to the supply of cheaper oils and a new breed of propellant efficiency aircraft such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350.

Moreover, the changing consumers' preferences for non-stop point-to-point flights contributed to this upswing. The new non-stop services will be operated by Singapore Airlines with a newly launched seven Airbus A350-900ULRs - ULR standing for ULR. The Singapore A350-900ULRs, currently the only seven in the world, will be outfitted with 67 Airbus and 94 Airbus Luxury Comfort Passenger Comfort Passenger Cars.

The Singapore carrier previously used Airbus A340-500 aircraft on the line before discontinuing in 2013. Qatar Airways last year took off the world's longest trip between its home bases in Doha, Qatar and Auckland, New Zealand. In Emirates, the UAE Dubai-Auckland connection was converted from a Boeing 777 to an Airbus A380.

It is now the third longest trip in the world and the longest performed by a super jumbo. U.S. has resumed non-stop services from San Francisco to Singapore, one of the longest flights from the U.S., while Qantas is flying non-stop between Perth in Western Australia and London. The 10 longest flights in the world are arranged here: