Longest nonstop flight from your home airport (commercial)

[bus man]

What is the longest regularly scheduled nonstop commercial flight from your local airport? My local airport is Baltimore-Washington International (BWI), and our longest nonstop is a seasonal flight to Frankfurt, Germany (FRA) on Condor. The distance is 4,038 miles. The longest year-round flight is the British Airways nonstop to London Heathrow, a distance of 3,634 miles. And the longest domestic nonstop is United's flight to San Francisco, at 2,457 miles.

[BLS2753]

Define local airport. In the strictest definition, the most common answer will be zero.

As the days of CAB regulated routes, and tabular timetables have been gone for decades, finding an accurate answer at major hubs would require a certain level of research. Also known as work, without any meaningful benefit.

[MarisaMay]

Sydney to Dallas Port Worth, 17 hours and 8,500 miles.
Everyone looking forward to the Sydney to London non-stop which should be operating by 2025.

[WRM20]

Houston Intercontinental to Sydney Australia.

[bus man]

Originally Posted by BLS2753

Define local airport. In the strictest definition, the most common answer will be zero.

I define local airport to be the one from which you depart most often when you are traveling somewhere from your home.

[Jimrob1]

Originally Posted by MarisaMay

Sydney to Dallas Port Worth, 17 hours and 8,500 miles.
Everyone looking forward to the Sydney to London non-stop which should be operating by 2025.

I think I read Qantas wanted to start a Sydney to New York flight, around the same time as the London Flight. Talk about a long flight

[danielsa1775]

Brisbane to Doha, about 7700 miles, LA and Vancouver are both over 7000, but a bit less than Doha.

[Veritas Vincit]

The airport I probably use most is Dulles. Pretty sure the longest flight from IAD is to Delhi at 7506 miles.

[MarisaMay]

Originally Posted by Jimrob1

I think I read Qantas wanted to start a Sydney to New York flight, around the same time as the London Flight. Talk about a long flight

Yes, that is also planned. Qantas were flying Perth to London prior to the pandemic but resumed flying Darwin to London (because Western Australia had Covid rules that were more difficult)

Not sure if I could cope with those very long flights in economy. And business is generally five or six times the economy price.

[Chava61]

Originally Posted by Jimrob1

I think I read Qantas wanted to start a Sydney to New York flight, around the same time as the London Flight. Talk about a long flight

Here is some current information:
https://media.hopper.com/articles/th...-from-new-york

I don't think the Sydney-NYC flights have started yet.