Airbus A350 Jet Completes Record 24-Hour Nonstop Flight from Australia to France

Airbus announced that its specially adapted A350-1000ULR airliner completed a record-breaking nonstop flight from Australia to France, remaining airborne for 24 hours and 24 minutes and covering 23,075 kilometers. The flight is a milestone for ultra-long-haul aviation and is set to debut with Qantas' nonstop Sydney-London route. The achievement highlights advancements in aircraft efficiency and range capabilities.

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Airbus A350 Jet Completes Record 24-Hour Nonstop Flight from Australia to FranceThe Business TimesNeutral / independentJul 29, 04:51 AM UTC

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