Airbus conducts world’s longest nonstop flight

An Airbus A350-1000ULR operated by Qantas took off from Toulouse heading to Melbourne, marking the first non-stop flight of its kind as part of a certification test to enable flights of up to 22 hours. This flight is a significant milestone in the "Sunrise" program, which aims to operate direct routes between Australia's east coast and London and New York, drastically reducing travel times compared to current routes that involve multiple stops. The aircraft is equipped with monitoring and testing devices to collect data on its performance and sustainability during ultra-long-haul flights. It requires approval from the European Aviation Safety Agency before beginning commercial service, with a non-stop route between Sydney and London expected to commence from October 2027.

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