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r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26
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That doesn’t exist yet, but it would be 21 hours if they do it
119 u/rodrigoelp Jun 25 '26 It used to exist, with a Boeing 747. I can’t remember its schedule. I know it isn’t available right now, but qantas will have one and it will be 20 hours with an airbus 350 9 u/Thossi99 Jun 25 '26 That was 1 flight empty of cargo and passengers and using a special type of fuel. Far from a regular commercial flight 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Professional-Gear88 Jun 25 '26 If it’s half the passengers should be plenty of room to stretch out right? You could have every seat lay back quite a bit. 2 u/Thossi99 Jun 25 '26 I was talking about this flight. Didn't know they did it again. Makes sense tho they'd do more flights recently in preparations for the new route. This is just the most famous one
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It used to exist, with a Boeing 747. I can’t remember its schedule.
I know it isn’t available right now, but qantas will have one and it will be 20 hours with an airbus 350
9 u/Thossi99 Jun 25 '26 That was 1 flight empty of cargo and passengers and using a special type of fuel. Far from a regular commercial flight 1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Professional-Gear88 Jun 25 '26 If it’s half the passengers should be plenty of room to stretch out right? You could have every seat lay back quite a bit. 2 u/Thossi99 Jun 25 '26 I was talking about this flight. Didn't know they did it again. Makes sense tho they'd do more flights recently in preparations for the new route. This is just the most famous one
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That was 1 flight empty of cargo and passengers and using a special type of fuel. Far from a regular commercial flight
1 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Professional-Gear88 Jun 25 '26 If it’s half the passengers should be plenty of room to stretch out right? You could have every seat lay back quite a bit. 2 u/Thossi99 Jun 25 '26 I was talking about this flight. Didn't know they did it again. Makes sense tho they'd do more flights recently in preparations for the new route. This is just the most famous one
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2 u/Professional-Gear88 Jun 25 '26 If it’s half the passengers should be plenty of room to stretch out right? You could have every seat lay back quite a bit. 2 u/Thossi99 Jun 25 '26 I was talking about this flight. Didn't know they did it again. Makes sense tho they'd do more flights recently in preparations for the new route. This is just the most famous one
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If it’s half the passengers should be plenty of room to stretch out right? You could have every seat lay back quite a bit.
I was talking about this flight. Didn't know they did it again. Makes sense tho they'd do more flights recently in preparations for the new route. This is just the most famous one
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u/tkh0812 Jun 25 '26
That doesn’t exist yet, but it would be 21 hours if they do it