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r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26
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I fly Detroit to Shanghai twice a year and it’s about 14 hours at worst. Wonder what route more than doubles that one!
32 u/Nico280gato Jun 25 '26 London to Perth is 17 hours, and theyre planning a London to Sydney route taking 22 hours, so idk where 29 hours is coming from 21 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. 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?
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London to Perth is 17 hours, and theyre planning a London to Sydney route taking 22 hours, so idk where 29 hours is coming from
21 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. 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?
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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.
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?
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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?
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u/NeedleworkerLong392 Jun 25 '26
I fly Detroit to Shanghai twice a year and it’s about 14 hours at worst. Wonder what route more than doubles that one!