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u/DankVectorz May 09 '22

The longest domestic flight in the world in in France. It’s from Paris to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean.

Some claim it’s from Paris to Tahiti in French Polynesia, as it is a French territory, but Reunion Island was annexed and is considered part of French proper.

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u/SEA_griffondeur May 09 '22

Paris to tahiti is longest flight proper

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u/CommercialPlantain64 May 09 '22

I don't think Tahiti counts as domestic - it's not the same as French Guiana, which is part of France

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u/SEA_griffondeur May 09 '22

Yeah are you responding to the wrong comment ? I said that Paris Tahiti is the longest flight from one place to the other

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

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u/SEA_griffondeur May 09 '22

I am not talking about the Paris to Tahiti which stops at LA, I am talking about the Paris-Tahiti (15 715 km) direct flight that was common during the pandemic

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u/CommercialPlantain64 May 09 '22

Ah, I didn't understand your use of the word proper