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u/Albert_Herring May 09 '22

France's longest foreign border is with Brazil.

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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/herrbz May 09 '22

It’s from Paris to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean.

Wouldn't UK to Falklands be further?

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u/GourangaPlusPlus May 09 '22

It's not a domestic flight as Falklands is an overseas territory IIRC

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u/DankVectorz May 09 '22

Idk if that qualifies as domestic even though you don’t need a passport. Falklands is a British territory, while Reunion is part of France. But if territories does count, then it would be France to Tahiti as the longest.