How long was the longest flight you’ve ever been and where did you travel?

[Anonymous]

[freewife]

Nearly 18hrs nonstop from Auckland to Doha.. it was a fucking nightmare as I was trapped in the window seat by two young people who slept virtually the whole flight, and I couldn't get past them without treading on them. I ended up with a DVT as a result despite doing as many circulation exercises as possible. I usually always get an aisle seat but it wasn't possible on this occasion as the flight was packed due to the impending covid lockdowns and people trying to get home. Normally I find 12hrs is around my limit of patience.

[RavVid]

Well about the furthest you can because Australia is about half the circumference of the earth from Europe. Not fun being in a tin can for that long.

Going to North America was funny as I landed before I had taken off due to international date line.

[Adele_26]

Wales! 13 hour flight (11 hours to Dublin, Ireland; 2 hour flight to Manchester, England), but 24 hours total stuck in the airports. Totally worth it though!! Went to see a long time friend who turned into the love of my life. Went there to experience something different with no plan to get into a relationship.

[EmmaMary]

For our honeymoon in 2019 we flew from Heathrow (UK) to Perth (Australia) with Qantas in something like 17-18 hours... And of course then did the same coming home!

We had the most wonderful time, but never again will we fly for that length of time in one go.

[Asker]

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