New World’s Longest Longhaul Passenger Flight Launches

For those of you who absolutely love sitting on planes for long periods of time, Qantas has launched the world’s longest longhaul flight.

But this non-stop A380 service from Sydney to Dallas/Fort Worth won’t see your knees hunched up against the seat in front of you – it’s pretty damn luxurious, pretty much like spending a night in The Mount Nelson Hotel, just less luxurious, without a pool and probably the best food in Cape Town – If you’re in business or first class, that is.

“Our customers also now have the choice of four cabins to both Los Angeles and Dallas/Fort Worth as we introduce our Marc Newson designed First Class Suites on the Dallas/Fort Worth route for the first time” said Qantas CEO Alan Joyce.

The flight takes 14 hours and 50 minutes to get from Sydney to Dallas/Fort Worth, but a longer 15 hours 30 minutes to return.

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Check out the full story on the Daily Telegraph.

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