The duration a jet can fly without refueling varies widely based on the aircraft type and design. For example, commercial airliners like the Boeing 777 can fly for approximately 15 hours, while long-range military jets like the Boeing KC-135 can stay airborne for around 12 hours. Some specialized aircraft, like the Global Hawk drone, can operate for over 30 hours. Ultimately, the flight duration is influenced by factors such as payload, altitude, and weather conditions.
Commercial jets can fly as much as 16,600 kilometers without refueling. That is, about a 19 hour long flight.
A Learjet's range varies by model, but most can fly between 1,800 to 2,500 nautical miles without refueling. For example, the Learjet 75 has a maximum range of approximately 2,040 nautical miles. Factors such as weight, weather conditions, and flight altitude can influence the actual distance flown.
Somewhere around 1600-1700 nautical miles, which is 1.800-2.000 miles, which is 3.000-3.200 kilometers.
you use a helicopter jet pack
I would say the engine turbines, because that's what powers the jet and without it the plane wont fly long or even fly at all!
jet plane did not go to moon
Some creatures can fly without wings by using other methods such as gliding, jet propulsion, or buoyancy.
you can do so as long as you have all your legal documents
Man is too dense to fly without assistance. Some have gotten limited flight with a jet pack.
4 days
at least 18 hours
Easy to answer, 14 hours and 45 minutes with actuary based passenger weight data and baggage weight distribution loads over the three tier class travel sytem, but the distance it can travel depends is not predictable die to variations in weather, jet stream, cornialis effect, (East or Westerly direction) but is in the range of 7000 NM