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Qantas reveals Project Sunrise cabins: Work, sleep and dining spaces for the long haul
Qantas unveils an office in the sky with private dining as its ambitious project advances.
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rnz.co.nz
Qantas to announce first route for ultra-long-haul 'Project Sunrise' flights
The long-awaited direct flights are due to take off by the end of 2027.
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news.com.au
Qantas’ massive Project Sunrise reveal
Qantas has revealed when the world’s longest non-stop commercial flights will take off.
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theage.com.au
Vega: Qantas shows off its first ultra-long-haul plane
Nearly a decade after Project Sunrise was announced by Qantas, the specially built plane will allow Australians to travel non-stop to London.
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smh.com.au
Qantas names first destination for Project Sunrise flights
Nearly a decade after Project Sunrise was announced by Qantas, the specially built plane will allow Australians to travel non-stop to London.
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Question we all have after huge Qantas reveal
Qantas has revealed it will fly non-stop between Sydney and London from October next year on its new custom-built “Project Sunrise” aircraft.
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Qantas pilot on the new Project Sunrise flight and navigation
The inaugural Project Sunrise flights will become the longest commercial flights in the world – up to 22 hours – aboard a specially modified Airbus A350-1000ULR for ultra-long…
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Inside the new ultra-long-haul Qantas plane
Take a look at the cabins passengers will experience when flying non-stop between Sydney and London. Credit: Qantas
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The seat everyone will want for Qantas’ 22-hour ultra-long-haul flights
These suites will become the most prized in the sky: the very best seat on the world’s longest flights.
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nzherald.co.nz
Qantas reveals Project Sunrise cabins: Work, sleep and dining spaces for the long haul
Qantas unveils an office in the sky with private dining as its ambitious project advances.
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gulfnews.com
Would you fly for 20 hours nonstop? Qantas says science makes it possible
Qantas’ Project Sunrise uses sleep science, lighting and meal timing to cut jet lag on record 20-hour Sydney–London flights launching from 2027.
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independent.co.uk
How do you build a plane for a 22-hour journey?
As Qantas reveals the launch date for its groundbreaking Sydney-London non-stop flights, aviation expert Padraig Prendergast speaks to the engineers, pilots and professors behind…