Ultra Long Range Jets

The far side of the world, in a single day. These aircraft typically seat 12 to 16 and fly about 5,000 to 6,500 nm, roughly 11 to 14 hours nonstop. The cabin is usually arranged in zones: one to dine, one to work, one to sleep. A cabin attendant is typical. You arrive rested, and the day ahead is still yours.

Often chosen for: San Francisco to Tokyo, Miami to Rome.

Ranges are typical and depend on winds, payload and operator confirmation.