Fly the Longest Two Flights in the World in Premium Economy ✨✈️

The longest two flights in the world are 5-star Singapore Airlines' flights from JFK and Newark to Singapore — both clocking in over 9,000 miles. Neither one of these flights has an economy class, so tickets have been historically pricey, nearly always costing more than $2,000 round-trip on any route from New York to Asia.

Today, you can book these premium economy round-trip flights to a number of great destinations in Asia from $1,139 round trip.

Details

For destinations requiring a connection (everywhere except Singapore), the shorter leg is in economy class. We avoided overly long layovers, but if you're willing to book with longer layovers you can find more destinations and lower fares — Singapore's Changi Airport is a great place for long layovers!

Our Bali example is how you can fly on both of the longest flights in the world, but if you don't care so much about that, there are plenty of opportunities to stick to only JFK or only EWR.

Additional Information

Our deals are always available when we publish them, but over time prices tend to change and availability goes away.