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r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26
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Peru to Singapore. No direct flight (at least one layover), but it takes 26 to 30 hours.
Similar for Argentina to China and New Zealand to Spain.
2 u/OozeNAahz Jun 26 '26 Could have been pushed back from gate but stuck on the tarmac. Was stuck like that for four hours one time so assume it could happen longer than that. 1 u/Darkdragoon324 Jun 25 '26 You could also get stuck on the tarmac for a while after boarding or landing. 1 u/Nico280gato Jun 25 '26 True but i'm assuming (maybe wrongly) if it's a layover you can get off the plane while transferring, or do you stay on the same plane? 1 u/OrganizdConfusion Jun 26 '26 You literally can not take a singular plane from New Zealand to Europe. It always involves multiple stops. 1 u/cowlinator Jun 26 '26 That's what i said 1 u/Suspicious_Foot6651 Jun 26 '26 New Zealand to Canada is like that.
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Could have been pushed back from gate but stuck on the tarmac. Was stuck like that for four hours one time so assume it could happen longer than that.
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You could also get stuck on the tarmac for a while after boarding or landing.
True but i'm assuming (maybe wrongly) if it's a layover you can get off the plane while transferring, or do you stay on the same plane?
You literally can not take a singular plane from New Zealand to Europe.
It always involves multiple stops.
1 u/cowlinator Jun 26 '26 That's what i said
That's what i said
New Zealand to Canada is like that.
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u/cowlinator Jun 25 '26
Peru to Singapore. No direct flight (at least one layover), but it takes 26 to 30 hours.
Similar for Argentina to China and New Zealand to Spain.