Qantas Postpones 22-Hour New York-Sydney Nonstop Flight—Again
Qantas has postponed the launch of its Project Sunrise nonstop flights between Australia and New York due to delays in aircraft delivery from Airbus. Originally expected to start in 2023, the timeline has shifted multiple times, with the latest target now set for late 2027. The delays are attributed to ongoing supply chain issues affecting Airbus's production of the A350-1000 aircraft.
- ▪Qantas has delayed the launch of its Project Sunrise nonstop flights due to Airbus delivery delays.
- ▪The first aircraft was initially scheduled for delivery in late 2026 but is now expected in April 2027.
- ▪Project Sunrise aims to connect Australia directly to major cities like New York and London with flights lasting up to 22 hours.
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BusinessAerospace & DefenseQantas Postpones 22-Hour New York-Sydney Nonstop Flight—AgainByMarisa Garcia,Senior Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Offering an insider’s view of the business of flight.Follow AuthorMay 25, 2026, 04:58am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.Qantas' first A350-1000ULR at Airbus Toulouse in November 2025. © Airbus SAS 205The world’s most ambitious ultra-long-haul airline project will be delayed yet again. Qantas has pushed back the launch of its Project Sunrise nonstop flights between Australia’s east coast, London and New York following Airbus’ notification of delivery delays for its specially modified Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.
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