The Absolute World Record for the fastest nonstop, non refuelled circumnavigation of the earth, belongs to Burt Rutan's Virgin Atlantic Global Flyer. The GlobalFlyer was piloted by the late Steve Fosset for 67 hours . The aircraft took off from Salina, Kansas on February 28, 2005, followed the official belt line of the earth traveling at an average flight speed of 342.2 mph. Just less than two and a half days later and 25,766 miles. the single engine Global Flyer landed back at Salina, Kansas, and went down in history on March 3, 2005.
The fastest Round the world Flight is held by a B-1 Lancer bomber but I have been unable to find details so far.
The Absolute World Record for the fastest nonstop, non refuelled circumnavigation of the earth, belongs to Burt Rutan's Virgin Atlantic Global Flyer. The GlobalFlyer was piloted by the late Steve Fosset for 67 hours . The aircraft took off from Salina, Kansas on February 28, 2005, followed the official belt line of the earth traveling at an average flight speed of 342.2 mph. Just less than two and a half days later and 25,766 miles. the single engine Global Flyer landed back at Salina, Kansas, and went down in history on March 3, 2005.
The fastest Round the world Flight is held by a B-1 Lancer bomber but I have been unable to find details so far.
The first nonstop balloon flight around the world took 19 days, 21 hours, and 55 miles.
A nonstop trip from Chicago to Puerto Rico is around 4 hour and 6 minutes.
Around 48 hours nonstop.
If you were driving 60 miles per hour nonstop, it would take you approximately 98.243 days to travel around the globe.
Its just under 3000 miles so around 2days and a few hours of nonstop driving
Southwest airlines says nonstop would be about 2:45.
about 38 hours...nonstop that is
If you go the long flight you cant get a nonstop and it would be about 20 hours on the flights not counting getting off of them. And if you go the short way for a nonstop flight around 8 hours
nonstop flight probley around 6 to 7 hours long
The cruising speed of the Concorde was mach 2.04, or about 1552 miles per hour. Assuming that you are referring to a non-stop flight around the equator, it would take a Concorde about 16 hours to fly around the world at that speed, ignoring weather, actual range, and the rotation of the Earth.
long stop
The longest would be about 24 hours nonstop!!