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3. Perth (PER) – London (LHR)
In 2018, Qantas made headlines with its nonstop route from Perth to London, a 17-hour journey spanning 9,010 miles. This flight is a game-changer for Australians eager to avoid the typical layovers in Asia or the Middle East. It’s especially popular during Australian summers, as locals flock to London’s winter wonderland for a change of scenery.
And it’s not just Aussies heading north, British travelers are finding Perth an lovely escape from chilly winters. Whether it’s to soak up the sun on Perth’s stunning beaches or to start a road trip through Western Australia’s outback, this route has become a preferred option.
4. Melbourne (MEL) – Dallas (DFW)
Qantas also offers a direct flight from Melbourne to Dallas, covering 8,992 miles in about 17 and a half hours. This flight connects Australia’s artsy cultural capital with Texas’ thriving business hub, making it a hot ticket for professionals who need to hop between continents. With no layovers, they can jump right into the action when they land.
Travelers tend to flock to this route during Australia’s summer and the U.S. holiday season, with Texans eager to experience Melbourne’s vibrant arts scene and outdoor festivals. And for Aussies, Dallas offers a blend of Southern charm and urban excitement.
5. Auckland (AKL) – New York (JFK)
Air New Zealand and Qantas fly this epic route from Auckland to New York, spanning 8,828 miles in about 17 hours and 35 minutes. For Kiwis, this flight offers a direct ticket to the energy and excitement of the Big Apple, perfect for those wanting to explore New York’s legendary sights and vibrant culture without an extra layover.
