ultralonghaul
Ultralonghaul refers to flights that cover exceptionally long distances, typically exceeding 15-17 hours of flying time. These journeys are often defined by their duration and the significant geographical separation between the origin and destination. Ultralonghaul flights are a relatively new development in commercial aviation, made possible by advancements in aircraft technology, particularly the development of more fuel-efficient and longer-range jets such as the Boeing 777, Boeing 787, and Airbus A350.
The primary purpose of ultralonghaul routes is to connect distant cities directly, bypassing traditional hub-and-spoke models
Ultralonghaul flights are typically operated by major international carriers on routes connecting major global centers, such