Whether you love flying or hate it. It’s the most convenient way of getting from A to B to are far flung destination. However, the flighttge longest scheduled flight from New York to Singapore is far from speedy.
Clocking in at 18 hours and 50 minutes, the journey is the longest direct flight you can take around the world, covering 9,537 miles from tarmac to tarmac.The route heads almost directly north from Singapore, crossing over Cambodia and then over the Chinese city of Chengdu, cutting through Mongolia and Siberia, before towards the Arctic.
From there, the aircraft skirts around Greenland and flies over the Canadian city of Iqaluit in Baffin Island, itself a frequent diversion stop-off for long-haul flights.
So how much will this flight set you back. Well a direct flight on board this aircraft will set you back a whopping £2,169 each way.
I’m pretty sure if we had the money the team at Final Approach would love to go.
Jack Bromby
Jack is one of our onsite journalists here at Final Approach. Jack gathers news stories from across the globe. You may also see him at Teesside airport on the odd occasion.
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