Airlines
Emirates • Review
The Gulf airline Emirates has been named the world’s safest airline again this year. The airline is based in the United Arab Emirates, is the
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2 February 2020
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For many, a 17+ hour long haul sounds awful and likely conjures thoughts of cramped hours in an economy seat.
However, for points and miles geeks, the tables are turned. These travel hacking ninjas are generally ecstatic about the increasing number of 17+ hour flights. It’s not uncommon for point nerds to go out of their way to hop on one of the longest commercial flights in the world (and we’d know: we’ve done it!).
Why would anyone subject themselves to a 17+ hour flight on purpose? Because often, they’re not flying economy.
Route Airline Distance Scheduled Flight Time
1. Singapore (SIN) to New York (JFK)
Singapore Airlines 9,537 miles 18 hours, 50 minutes
2. Singapore (SIN) to Newark (EWR)
Singapore Airlines 9,523 miles 18 hours, 45 minutes
3. Perth (PER) to London (LHR) Qantas 9,010 miles 17 hours, 15 minutes