Why Sydney to London Is the Hardest Flight on Earth
On 27 July 2026, a brand-new Airbus took off from Melbourne for Toulouse and flew the wrong way around the planet: east, over the Pacific and North America, for 24 hours and 24 minutes without landing. Next year, that plane has one job: Sydney to London, nonstop. People have flown between Australia and Britain for more than a hundred years, and no airline has ever sold a ticket for that flight. Five walls stand in the way: the globe, the fuel, the seats, the human body, and the world itself. Ch
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