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flag Qantas has sent its first A350-1000ULR to Toulouse for final assembly, advancing its 2027 non-stop Sydney-to-London and New York flights.

flag Qantas has moved the first A350-1000ULR aircraft for its Project Sunrise to Toulouse for final assembly, marking a key step toward launching non-stop flights from Sydney to London and New York by early 2027. flag The aircraft, designed for up to 22-hour flights, will feature a 20,000-liter fuel tank, a reduced 238-seat layout, and a wellbeing zone with stretch aids, hydration stations, and lighting to reduce jet lag. flag The project, inspired by Qantas’ WWII Double Sunrise flights, aims to cut up to four hours off current travel times. flag The first plane is expected by late 2026, with commercial service launching in early 2027.

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