The 10 Longest Nonstop Flights in the World Right Now

An Airbus (A350-1000ULR) recently spent more than 24 hours and 24 minutes in the air, flying nonstop from Melbourne to Toulouse and covering 14,338 miles. The July 2026 development flight test, conducted as part of the aircraft's development for Qantas' Project Sunrise, is believed to be the longest nonstop flight completed by a commercial jet airline. But this was a test flight, not a passenger service. Among flights travelers can actually book, Singapore Airlines’ New York JFK–Singapore route still holds the distinction of being the world’s longest scheduled passenger service. It covers 9,537 miles, measured by great-circle distance (GCD), the shortest distance between two points on the Earth’s surface, and takes an average of 18 hours and 40 minutes. There are, however, plenty of other routes that push the limits of long-haul travel. Below, we ranked the 10 longest scheduled nonstop passenger routes, by GCD. The list uses OAG Schedules Analyzer data, as published by OAG in May 2026. Flight schedules, aircraft and operating patterns can change. Airline: Singapore AirlinesDistance: 9,537 milesAircraft: Airbus A350-900ULR The longest scheduled nonstop passenger flight in th

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