Long Haul Flights is an important
part of International Aviation. It opens up New Routes and expands the Network
of an Airline. There was a time in the 1970s when the Boeing 747 was
introduced. This 4 Engine Jetliner was a Double Decker capable of holding up to
450 Passengers. Also, it had a longer range. The B747 was capable of flying Non-Stop
for 12 hours. The range was less initially, eventually it was increased. At
that time, a 12-14-hour flight was considered very long. Now times have
changed. In this Blog, we will discuss the various stages of Long Haul Flying
and the Future. The information in this Blog is provided by Airbus, Boeing and
different frequent flyer travellers. Full credits to Airbus and Boeing for the
images. Let’s get started…..
