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What is the longest flight you have taken? If you haven't been on a particularly long flight, how long of a flight do you think you could stand?
From New York to Incheon, Seoul in late November 2019. 16 hour flight, with a two hour layover, so 18 hours total. And trying to figure out the time zone conversion there without just looking at my watch, is some level of math I'm not trying to do.
16 hours... yikes.
My Longest flights as a civilian, Flight time from Manchester to Melbourne via Singapore this is a fast flight - MAN to SIN 14 hrs 55 mins - SIN
Waiting Time 3 hrs 5 mins - SIN to MEL 7 hrs 25 mins - Total Duration: 25 hrs 25 mins
But there is a slower flight Flight time from Manchester to Melbourne via Dubai - MAN to DXB 7 hrs 15 mins - DXB Waiting Time 19 hrs - DXB to MEL 16 hrs 10 mins - Total Duration: 42 hrs 25 mins
Those are some long ones. Lucky for me, my longest was Delhi to Perth with a stop in Changi. That wasn't too bad since it was broken up into two flights.
So i had to fly from Syracuse Ny to Seattle Wa. Slept in a hotel, got my negative pcr test. Then continue my journey on a rotator from Seattle to Korea.
I don't know the exact flight time, but it took forever. I'm used to going to and from Alaska and Ny, but Korea? Terrible. It was definitely over 15 hours and I had the worse seats.
I don't remember the length of flight, but I had the privilege of going to France for a high school trip one summer. It was a two-part trip since I lived in the Midwest at the time. Flight over the Atlantic seemed endless, but keep in mind I was 13 or 14.
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Though I believe that Miami was a bit further distance-wise than NYC, my longest flight time-wise was the return flight to San Francisco from NYC at 6.5 hours. Miami to SF was just over 6 hours. The return flight is longer because of headwinds - from SF to NYC only took about 5 hours. Weather definitely makes a difference when you're flying a longer distance.
Longest flight I did was from Charles de Gaulle Airport (Paris) to Narita Airport (Tokyo). It took 12 hours in both directions. I actually bought the tickets to depart from Brussels, but the plane was from Paris. So from Brussels to Paris they put us on a high speed train in first class (the train actually had a flightnumber for this trip). In Japan, I had to travel another few hours on local and high speed trains to get to my destination, so the total door to door time was 27 hours.
Over 18 long hours on board a Singapore Airlines flight from Changi Airport (Singapore) to John F. Kennedy Airport (New York).
That is a long one. We actually fly through Changi on the way to Perth!
@JustiReno No direct. There is a stop from Delhi to Singapore, then onto Australia.
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Our flight from Singapore's Changi Airport to NYC's JFK Airport was a direct, non-stop flight.
16 hours from Germany to the Caribbeans. Was at least one hour longer than planned, because of unfortunate winds. Even the flight crew looked miserable. 😖
That is way too long. I would be bouncing off the walls at that point. 😕
Yeah, it was brutal. People were dragging themselves out at arrival. Not a great way to start a holiday. The flight back - with the jetstream - took only 11 hours.
Yeah, no kidding. Plus the time change and then being tired.
Single leg, Cape Town to Heathrow at 11 hours 25 minutes. Travel time, Gatwick to Cape Town via Munich that took 3 days thanks to the airline screwing us up
Eww...3 days? That is too long to be traveling from place to place. I would be exhausted.
Only flew once (or twice if you count both ways)
Germany - Portugal and back, it was 2,5 hours.
That isn't too terrible. I get antsy around the 4-5 hour mark.
Something like 18 hours from Chicago to Tokyo with my mom when I was a kid. Then on to another flight, then a train. Longest. Trip. Ever. That's why if anyone ever wants me to go to Asia again, they'll need to move the continent much closer!
Fourteen hours a few times. I dread to think of my carbon footprint :-(
I wouldn't want to do much longer, but on a modern plane it's not so bad.
That is a long time. I have done that long (a bit longer) but split between a couple of flights, thankfully.
Yikes. That would be the end of me.
I think LA to Nuku’alofa was about 20 hours… that was rough lol
That would be a rough one. Not sure I could handle that non-stop without bouncing off the walls.
I slept a lot of it, I think on the way there we got to stop in Samoa after 16-18ish hours but not on the way back.
I am not sure, but I suspect it was JFK in New York City to Leonardo da Vinci International Airport in Rome circa 1972. We were on our way to Greece. I was in the 3rd Grade, so this was school year 1971-72 and I am pretty sure we went in 1972.
13 hours and 40 minutes... Detroit to Tokyo.
That is a long one. Not sure how I would hold up.
It was pretty brutal. And, this was in "good old days": no smart phones, no tablets, no portable DVD players, and laptops were so expensive that almost no one had them and, if we did, they wouldn't have lasted the flight and, even better, there was no downloading/streaming video. I used to read my way across the Pacific. Which is better than my poor mom who used to drink her way across the Atlantic when we lived in Europe.
That is way different. I even had Wifi last trip I was on. I was even able to log on here to cure some boredom.
13! I watched so many movies that I was behind on. That was the only way I survived!
Was it non-stop? Did they serve tacos? I have so many questions...
It was non-stop! No tacos though sadly.
I belive 4 1/2 hours was the longest I have been on
That is about my breaking point where I just want off...
Melbourne to London. There were a couple of stops but fairly much continuous. It is very nearly half the earths circumference and therefore the longest you can go. Unless you wanted to fly Los Angeles to Los Angeles for some stupid reason.
To Australia on a military aircraft with inflight refueling. It was decades ago but I think it was about 14 hours.
That is about my max, but it was split into two flights so there was a reprieve of sitting on a plane for that long.
That is weird! What a coincidence. My longest was to the same place, Perth. There is a stop in Singapore though. A nice 2-3 hour break from being on a plane.
Chicago to Heathrow and back. Granted they were about a month apart. It also showed that while I can sleep almost everywhere, an airplane is an exception.
Me too. I have a tough time sleeping on the plane.
Los Angeles to Madrid. I'm not sure how long this took but it seemed like forever. I think the longest flight I could stand at this point would be about 16 hours and that would be quite painful.
That is a long one. I have done about the same but split into two different flights with a break. That was bad enough.
Direct only 12hrs about same to Turkey and Japan from Seattle though it took me 36 hrs to get to Koh Samui Thailand during Covid, I wouldn’t be able to do it again, fastest flight I’ve seen from Seattle to Bangkok is 19hr
2011 As I was Flying to Egypt to be with a Muslim man whom I got Tied up with. layovers in Turkey and things of this nature. I didn't get There until Halloween at 3AM That Monday Morning. xx
Probably went to Oklahoma City. About 3 hours.
That isn't too bad.
I flew on a 747 several times from Chicago direct to Hong Kong, 14 hours, and back several days later, 12 hours. That's about the longest I want to be on a plane.
Dubai-Atlanta was longest, that was 16 hours non-stop on 777. That Delta flight is no longer around. Would take that flight every few months, we contractors are used to flying the mile highs.
12 and 1/2 hours. It was when I was in the military and we flew a C-141 from Munich Germany to Topeka Kansas. It was a tactical flight home we flew the nap of the Earth. Until we hit the United States.
Being brown :) we often have to do the 13-15 hour leg to go home.
Yikes... is that continuous flight or do you get to stop?
That is the continuous leg. Normally there is another leg after that.
I would not survive 😕
But you know what... After 5 hrs, it does not make a difference wherher it is 6 or 16. You just want to break loose and jump out.
Yep! That is where my head goes. GET ME OUTTA HERE...
I remember very well, in one trip, I was so numb pbysically amd mentally, that i had actually started imagining that "the pilot will park tbe plane om the side for a short break and that will give me a chance to stretch". That mental state lasted for a good 2-3 minutes till I got some senses back.
Up and down my stairs as never been to another country 😂
Is it non-stop? 🤣
Very long stairs live in a 3 storey house 😂
Ah! So a layover in between stories hahahaha.
😂😂😂 never been to another country
16 hours from San Francisco to Sydney, Australia
That is a long one. Lucky for me, our (fiancé and me) flights to his hometown of Perth are split into two flight, stopping in Singapore for a bit. I get a break to walk around.
Of course 👍
8 hours. Though I will have to do much longer a few months from now.
That is a long time. I can last about +/- 5 hours before I start to get fidgety and antsy. Lucky for me, the long journey to Australia is split into two flights, so I get a break.
Last time I went in August, I had a fancy seat that turned into a bed. That was nice to have that extra room. Still... I get bored and want to move around.
Yeah, you press a button and the seat folds flat. You are kind of in a pod of sorts. It is nice but still doesn't fix the boredom.
I was on GaG on that flight. It had wifi. Now, it was not the fastest connection but did sorta work. Slaying trolls from the air...
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5 hours for me... but I slept through the whole thing lol
I try so hard to sleep but rarely can. The longest for me was an overnight flight, but I didn't sleep all that much despite having one of those fancy seats that folds into a bed of sorts.
I usually preplan for this.. I make sure I'm tired and take some melatonin if I have too.
Ah, yes. I have a friend that swears by melatonin. I will have to remember this. I (we) go to Australia beginning of December. Good tip!
That's a long flight !!! Yes I use melatonin from time to time.. it works for me.
just a couple of hours... I usually sleep through it
That isn't bad. 4-5 hours for me and I start to get flustered just sitting there.
I've never been on a plane before.
I don't know how I would react being on a plane? How does it feel?
14 hrs I think it was on a flight to South Korea from the US...
Around 2 hours, I only flew to turkey and that's it... my last flight was also around 10 years ago
3 and half hours. I hated it, but I cannot imagine the longer flights.
I've done 12.5 hours to bangkok from London, one hour layover then one hour 30 minutes to an island
Some 12,5 hours, including a 1,5 hour layover where I couldn't exit the aircraft.
13-14 hours. Changi Intl Airport to London Heathrow.
13 hrs Manchester UK 🇬🇧 direct to Langkawi Malaysia 🇲🇾
Wow... was that nonstop?
Yep it was a long day and 8hrs time forward
I am terrible with time changes.
I've never been on a plane, but the flight I wanna go on from here to the Netherlands would take 8-10 hours lmao
Probably Dubai to Sydney. Was great though was the last leg of my first of three "around-the-world" journeys.
Longest single leg was about 16 hrs, L. A. to Oz. I have longer trips if you include layovers.
The longest flight I have been on wasn't more then 3 hrs.
8 hours But if you add the connecting flight it’s 12 hours
20-30 minutes - aerial tour of the Outer Banks - only time I’ve been up in a plane.
An hour, but flying isn't exactly hard I could do it for several days straight if needed.
London to oz Sydney about 22 hours I think, never again I have V long legs
Around 9 hour of pure torture, I'm 6'7, these coffins aren't made my size.
The longest flight I've been on was 26 hours in a c-130 sitting on jump seats. Flying into a combat zone.
10 hours from London to New York. Gonna be taking an 11 hour flight from London to LA soon 🥲
Mine was 4 four hours and it was too Mexico. I think the longest flight I can be on is 8 hours 😵💫😵💫😵💫
DFW -> NRT about 13 hours.
I will assume non-stop. That is too much for me to handle. The longest was a bit longer than that but luckily split into two flights with a break in between. That I can handle. Thanks for the opinion!
i travel from USA to Singapore that is the longest flight that i have been to
I think it was almost 4 hours.
That is about the max I can take without getting restless and bored.
Lol. I just try to sleep. Last time I had my Nintendo Switch
Atlanta to Johannesburg, about 15hrs.
14 hrs California to New Zealand
17 hours. LA to Melbourne, Australia.
32 h. Europe to Vanuatu.
Detroit to Vegas, seems like it was about 4 hours.
About 8 hours I think.
11 hours from asia to middle east
Tokyo to Minneapolis
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