The longest 5 direct flights in the world, 2 in Australia (Daily Mail photo)
A survey of the world's longest routes revealed the most exhausting flights, some with a one-way distance of nearly 15000 kilometers.
According to the Daily Mail, Singapore Airlines (Singapore Airlines) will open a non-stop flight from Singapore to the United States in October, which will also be the longest direct flight in the world, reaching 15332 kilometers. Before that, three of the world's longest five routes were from Australia or New Zealand.
Currently, the world's longest direct flight from Auckland to Doha, Qatar, by Qatar Airways Boeing 777-200LR aircraft, the flight range of 14535 kilometers. The 18-hour flight is the only non-Boeing 787-9 flight on five of the world's longest direct flights.
The world's longest direct flights are ranked 2nd and 3rd, with Perth to London, Australia, and Auckland to Dubai, New Zealand. The two routes were opened by Qantas and Emirates Airlines, with a range of 14498 km.
The world's fourth long direct flight from Los Angeles to Singapore, 14114 kilometers. The world's fifth long direct flight from Houston to Sydney, Australia, 13834 kilometers. The two routes are opened by United Airlines (United Airlines).
It is reported that Singapore Airlines will open the longest non-stop flight will be run by Airbus 350XWB-ULR, only high-level seats, there are no plans to set up economy class.