The Longest and the Shortest International Flights
Jan 7
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Airline travel is quite a lengthy process in itself. Right from booking the flight to checking your luggage to immigration to finally boarding the aircraft. Knowing whether the journey that you’ve signed up for is long or short helps to prepare yourself better for it.
Airline travel has advanced immensely over the course of nearly thirty years with air connectivity being supremely efficient. Today, we’re taking a look at some of the longest and the shortest duration of international flights around the world. So buckle up, depending on the distance, the longest or the shortest flights are about to take off!
Long Non-Stop International Flights:
New York (JFK) to Singapore - Singapore Airlines (19 hours 10 minutes)
San Francisco to Mumbai - Air India (17 hours 35 minutes)
Perth to London - Qantas (17 hours 30 minutes)
Auckland to Doha - Qatar Airways (17 hours 20 minutes)
Seattle to Singapore - Singapore Airlines (16 hours 47 minutes)
New York (JFK) to Manila - Philippine Airlines (16 hours 25 minutes)
Shenzhen (China) to Mexico City - China Southern Airlines (16 hours 20 minutes)
Short Non-Stop International Flights:
Westray to Papa Westray (Scottish Islands) (53 seconds to 1&½ minutes)
St. Kitts to Nevis (Caribbean) (10 minutes)
Dammam, Saudi Arabia to Bahrain (40 minutes)
Brazzaville, Congo to Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (50 minutes)
Which one of these flights are you excited to hop onto? The long journeys or the
Happy Travelling!
