OAG: World's Longest Routes for 2022

14 October, 2022

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Geoffrey Thomas

Geoffrey Thomas

14 October, 2022

OAG has named the world's longest routes for 2022 with Singapore to New York at 9527 miles taking out number one!

This route is operated by Singapore Airlines on an A350-900 and the average flight duration of this super-long sector is 18 hours and 40 minutes.

A very close second is another Singapore route, operating to Newark (EWR-SIN) which is just 2 miles
shorter, at 9,525 miles.

OAG says that Singapore also features in two more of the Top 10 longest routes, to Los Angeles (LAX-SIN) and San Francisco (SFO-SIN).

The third longest routes in the Top 10 is London to Perth (LHR-PER), operated by Qantas, at 9,009 miles
with a flight duration of 16 hours and 45 minutes.

Another Antipodean originating route, Auckland to New York (AKL-JFK), is the fourth longest, covering 8,829 miles and taking a mere 16 hours and 15 minutes.

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