What's Behind The New Boom In Ultra-Long-Haul Airline Flights
In a competition against nature, Singapore Airlines’ 19-hour aerial journey would win on distance, but not by much. Last week’s new flight from Singapore to Newark runs 9,500 miles (great circle distance), whereas the Bar-Tailed Godwit only flies 7,000 miles on its annual migration from Alaska to New Zealand. The…
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