Qantas is set to launch its Project Sunrise flights, linking Sydney non-stop to London and New York, over 10,000 miles in around 22 hours. Using specially configured Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft, the airline aims to cut travel time, reduce jet lag, and offer wellness-focused cabins. The ambitious ultra-long-haul service could transform global aviation and redefine long-distance travel experiences.
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Inside world’s longest non-stop flight set to launch next year, where passengers see two sunrises
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