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World’s longest non-stop flight connecting Sydney and London delayed
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestyleQantas has announced further delays to its "Project Sunrise" initiative, which aims to launch non-stop flights between Sydney and both London and New York. The airline now expects the first of its specially configured Airbus A350 aircraft to be delivered in April 2027, pushing back the planned service start from the first half of 2027. These delays are primarily attributed to supply chain issues affecting Airbus, as well as previous complications with the aircraft's additional fuel tank. The London-Sydney route is anticipated to take approximately 19 hours, offering a four-hour reduction compared to current one-stop flights via Singapore. Qantas plans to reveal a new start date and confirm whether London or New York will be the inaugural route at an event at Airbus's headquarters in Toulouse in June. In fullWorld’s longest flight postponed again throwing Qantas’ London to Sydney non-stop dream off scheduleThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
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forbes.com
Qantas Postpones 22-Hour New York-Sydney Nonstop Flight—Again
Qantas' ambitious ultra-long-haul project will be postponed yet again because of delays with the specially modified Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.
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afr.com
Qantas’ Project Sunrise delayed again as $15b capex burden weighs
The French manufacturer says the Sydney-to-London flagship will miss its 2026 deadline. Qantas investors say the $400m-a-year profit engine must be the top priority.
