The business of flying people from point A to point B has evolved over the decades from small rickety prop planes to massive jetliners capable of carrying hundreds of people. Early versions of the over 12,000-mile journey first operated in the mid-1930s, and the route is still going strong today — but it's about to travel even faster. Qantas' International and Freight CEO Cam Wallace told Business Insider the ultra-long-range plane will "unlock the ability to fly nonstop from Australia to anywhere in the world."
Author: Taylor Rains,Benjamin Zhang
Published at: 2025-03-29 12:11:02
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