Qantas's New York-Sydney 'Project Sunrise' Flights to Start in 2028

Qantas Airways is bringing to life a long-awaited project. The company announced that it will operate 18-hour flights between New York and Sydney starting in 2028. These flights will be introduced as part of Qantas's innovative Project Sunrise program. The company stated that these flights will commence just a few months after the start of the direct 22-hour flights from Sydney to London. Project Sunrise aims to redefine long-distance flights in the airline industry. With this project, Qantas aims to offer its passengers the opportunity to cover longer distances with fewer layovers. The design and comfort of the flights are focused on how passengers can have a better experience during long-haul travel. The airline believes that these new flights will provide significant convenience for both business and leisure travelers. The increase in long-haul flights will particularly strengthen the connection between Australia and the United States, contributing to the development of trade and tourism between the two countries. More details about Qantas's Project Sunrise are expected to be shared in the coming years.

Source: The New York Times – Business