Qantas to Begin Selling Tickets Next Year for New York-Sydney Nonstop Flight
The airline plans to open ticket sales next year for its first nonstop route between New York and Sydney.

Qantas plans to start selling tickets next year for its first nonstop flight between New York and Sydney, the airline has said.
The route would be among the longest scheduled nonstop commercial flights in the world, connecting the US East Coast directly with Australia's largest city without a refueling or connection stop. Ultra-long-haul routes of this length have long posed significant operational and crew-endurance challenges for airlines.
Further specifics, including the exact launch date, aircraft type, ticket pricing, or flight frequency, were not detailed in Qantas's announcement.
The nonstop New York-Sydney route is part of Qantas's broader "Project Sunrise" initiative, which has focused on developing ultra-long-haul direct flights connecting Australia to major cities around the world.
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- Qantas to start selling tickets next year for its New York to Sydney nonstop flight — CNBC — Top News
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