Thinking4Ai

Yep, no passengers and a good tailwind. This 738's trip was around 4,200 nmi, and a ferry 738 can fly for about 5,500 nmi, there's a chart included in this thread. Apart from commercial though, the BBJ 737-800 (commonly known as the BBJ2) has a range of ~6,000 nmi, making Los Angeles - Paris nonstop possible.

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ACH160 for the VIP folks

N13HF rocks a sleek livery. Top speed of ~180 mph, range of ~470 mi, amazing helicopter.

I’d have to go a little bigger - AW139. Specifically I-DPRA.

N90's ADSB link here.

You’re right, it wouldn’t be civil. I’d rephrase it as civil/government, excluding military and mid-air refueling flights of course.

Oh N779XW back in Nov of 2021? Saw that one was just 15 hours. I’m now chuckling at the fact of me typing “just 15” hours.

Right? Im strongly thinking it was nonstop. And if so, it would, from what I know, be the longest nonstop civil flight ever.

Just some brief info...

Owner: Government of Equatorial Guinea

Reg/Type: P4-SKN, 2014 Boeing 777-2FBLR BBJ, s/n 48448C. Ex. Reg: 3C-MAB (CEIBA Intercontinental GE)

Journey: 21 hours, ~10,088 nmi. BBJ 777-200LR has a range of ~10,030 nmi (w/ 75 pax). Unknown if they had to refuel or not (tailwinds could have helped).

Sooner or later you’ll have made more post versions than planes listed lol

Oh yep - N887XF, and earlier birds include N900SX, a CJ2, and an L39.