The world's longest flight is returning to the skies, and this time it's going to fly even further. Singapore Airlines has announced the resumption of flights from its home base at Changi Airport to New York. Previously, the airline operated from Singapore to Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. Now, it's set to fly into John F Kennedy International Airport – a move that adds 33 kilometres and 10 minutes of airtime on to what was already...
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