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Qantas Unveils Jet for 22-Hour Sydney-London Flights
Qantas’s Airbus A350-1000ULR, seating 238, will cut travel time by up to four hours and launch the world’s longest nonstop flights in 2027, the airline said.
- Qantas unveiled the A350-1000ULR aircraft, which features its fuselage sections, wings, tail section, and landing gear attached on the assembly line in Toulouse, France.
- Vanessa Hudson, Qantas CEO, stated that this progress brings 'Project Sunrise' closer to reality.
- The A350-1000ULR will allow non-stop flights for up to 22 hours due to its 20,000-liter rear center fuel tank and improved systems.
- Qantas aims to enhance ultra long-haul travel with features that reduce jetlag and improve passenger well-being.
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The first A350-1000 ULR from Qantas has just come out of Toulouse's assembly chain. The aircraft promises record non-stop flights. With a 184,000-litre tank, it will be able to travel 18,000 kilometres and...
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