“It wasn’t as hard on my body as I thought it would be” You chilled in a nice, quiet empty space, gorging on 5-star meals and then you slept for 8 hours!? Like how is this a valuable test in any capacity???
The difference being that this isn't meant to challenge you because business class would be the only seats on a full-payload flight. And that they need to know if people even can go that long on a plane.
@@theregalproletariat Your comment is completely contradictory.. you first said that this flight was with a business class and all that, then you said they needed to know if people can go that long.. I don't think the average person can afford that, and I don't think that a person with all that food, 8 hours of sleep basically like you were in your own bed, and movies to keep you entertained, can even feel 20 hours imo
@@yenkayt Not necessarily. There's only so much you can do on a plane - especially after you've watched two films and your eyes start complaining. This study was to find out if they'd hit the cap for flight entertainment with current technology.
@@theregalproletariat No it wasn't, the title didn't say that, the description also didn't say anything. This was supposed to be a test that shows how a 20 hours flight affects A HUMAN BODY, not a 20 hours including 8 of sleeping, entertainment at GO-GO, satisfying food all day, without any discomfort
Chilling on a plane with just 49 other people actually seems kind of fun. It seems like it could create some unstoppable friendships, especially with the dancing and being able to move around.
Economy shouldn't even be an option for that flight. That's just brutal. Instead of meals you get a snickers bar. No leg room. No where to move around. And you have to sleep sitting up. No thank you.
Ive been on some long flights with Qantas in economy, and I’m definitely smaller than average so space isn’t usually a problem for me, but I know for some people space on short haul flights is an issue for them so a 16 hr flight would be pretty hardcore. but the food is usually pretty good generally (pretty much a business class meal but presented less attractively?) plus i cant really sleep on planes so i just watch movies and eat the mars bars 🤷♀️
Normally on long haul flights you got served 2 meals. I took only red eye long haul flights. So for me it was always a dinner 1 hour after take off and a breakfast 2 hours before landing. Also during the flights some people walk on the aisle to stretch their body.
I agree. I once flew for 14 or 15 hours and it was the most uncomfortable time in a plane I ever had. It was a nice plane too, with television and music and stuff, but still way too brutal.
I wouldn’t be able to sit still 😓 if im paying that much i better get luxury, and the seats better turn into beds, free food 🍱 (all u can eat buffet), my seat should feel like mattress foam, and it should also be a massage chair all at the same time.I also want to be able to sit near the window if I cant get this im not hopping on.
Every summer I would always have to fly 13 hours to Taiwan to visit family in economy class and every time I would literally feel like dying. Until this one time I got to fly first class for 13 hours, and even though I couldn't sleep for some reason, it was 100000x easier. It was way more quite, you literally got some sort of custom headphones that literally cancelled the annoying loud airplane noises that woke you up every 20 minutes, literally you could order anything from a menu including fast foods, and I literally didn't want to sleep since there were so many features. So yes try economy class where your squished on the window seat fighting for an armrest against your sibling with literal prepackaged food, and the person behind you with there window open with the sun in your eyes.
I've only ever flown economy, and I couldn't imagine doing it for an extended flight. Even after 3 hours I'm impatient, its simply too crowded especially as someone with longer legs and the obesity problem in America.
Real test: -Economy seat, 19 hours -0 leg room -baby crying in the back/front -kid kicking back of your seat -the person who keeps the window opened on a bright ass day
I also think an important part is the plane being full and not being able to lean on either side the way you feel like. And also having your backpack under the chair in front of you for even less leg room is nice.
Yeah, People will never do this if they are in coach class, with expensive and subpar meals, and an uncomfortable, stiff seats. This “test” really doesn’t make any sense
Clarinet Boy i watched another video that went into more detail a while ago, i think they said if qantas did go through with the plan they would only offer business class tickets, similar to singapore’s service from new york to singapore
They should have checked for full coach class. Its impossible to even move your elbows, forget the sleep... I think they should start all business class flight for this route.
The super long distance flights singapore airlines operates is using planes with no economy. They only have premium economy (94 seats) and business (67 seats).
First Class: feels like a 5hr flight Business Class: feels like a 8hr flight Economy: feels like a 30hr flight This test is flawed caused you, the journalist didn’t sit in economy for the 19hrs which 80% of the flyers will have to endure if they take this route.
They already explained they wont have a full cabin as that would weigh the plane down a lot, which will make the plane not able to do that distance. The tickets are supposed to be higher priced to make up for the lack of seats, and there will 99.9% of the time be no babies if you were to take this flight as people who pay for that ticket at that high price most likely will not bring babies on board.
ChikęnNōōgetBoî while the plane wouldnt be fully packed, they would still need to balance out the plane. So it does bring up a good point about seating. My guess is that they would likely have to transform all seats to be better than economy (maybe not first class but at least with a functioning bed and elbow space) cause otherwise this flight would be torture in economy, even if you are not packed in there with tons of people
At such a distance the plane cannot carry all passengers and their cargo (even a 787-9) so its likely they'll go for an all business class set up. I mean, the average man flying economy is unlikely to ever have a reason to be flying New York - Sydney directly out of his pocket
Jet Lag is the least of my worries when flying long hours in coach... It's literally inhumane how many people airlines fit into one plane, giving you no room to even sit straight!! I'm short and still it hurts a lot, taller people can't even sit normally cause their knees touch the seat in front. A week after a 14 hr flight and my hips still hurt, if they had idk 50 less passengers it would be bearable.
On any legacy airline economy is fine. Ample leg room for short people like me (im 5,2) and even if your 6 feet ive seen flight reviews of 6 foot blokes having great leg room. Were you flying some low cost airline or something.
*YOU IDIOTS THEY DONT HAVE FIRST CLASS ONLY BUSINESS CLASS. “DOMESTIC FIRST CLASS” is just business class in other places that isn’t The US or Canada.*
This test is flawed because they're only testing business class. The main cabin would be much worse. Even 10 hours is hard on a non-aisle seat in cabin, 20 would be way worse. Unless they make all seats business or more comfortable, this wont work
Plus if you make all the seats business it'll make the plane heavy with all the mechanical parts don't forget the batteries that they'll use to power the seats.
@@waskwan those seats are still very uncomfortable. And you better believe that the airline will try to maximize its profits as much as possible so the seating wont be great even if not as many people will be aboard
My longest flight so far was 17 hours 10 minutes (LA - Singapore) and the plane was totally full, I was in economy class with my husband, two small kids and pregnant being 6'1'' tall so fitting in the seat, sleeping and having space for legs was, well, kinda difficult. Honestly though, it was easier than I thought it would be although if I had conditions like what I see in the video, I could take this flight more often whereas for now I want to wait like a year or more before I do it again haha
Well, it’s because they’re rich- so of course they’d test the option for anyone with a shit ton of money, who are the majority for flights like this. Besides, I’m pretty sure the editors would get pissy if they had to deal with what us common folk do- like crying babies and back pains because we can’t afford luxury airfare when we can barely afford healthcare. So, simply put it, the income gap with the steadily shrinking middle class- because people like Jeff Bezos definitely need those billions of dollars when half of America has the same amount of income as him.
@@FloweryOnCrack it’s the New York mfs bro. Irritates the hell out of me. I fly from Miami to Rio to see family 11 hour flight or so. Economy is brutal. No leg room, cold temperatures, small tv, low quaility meals
I don’t think they considered the fact that most people would not be able to pay for a business seat. They should’ve tried the 19hr flight all of them cramped up in the economy class
@@sunkara8158 They probably will. The mobility, ambiance and food they offer will probably compensate for the inconveniences of an economy experience. And there's an existing model of a long flight mentioned, so they have a visual, already.
I feel this is a dangerous precedent to embark if this ends up being introduced to everyday commercial flight. Cool to study, but I wouldn't feel comfortable expecting a crew to work that long over time without some repercussions on the quality of their health.
@@greenearth975 My comment was coming off the recent Delta pilot strike this week, and the staffing issues airlines have. If the average commercial pilot is already strained due to a variety of reasons on part of the business end, I don't have hopes they treat this type of flight any better. I would love to be proven wrong if they truly have the staff and scheduling done right for this type of flight.
I’m a flight attendant myself and I fly transatlantic flights (currently working on a KLAX-LIFR flight), and on these flights we fly in widebody aircraft’s (primarily B777 & B787), and within these aircraft in the back of the plane we have crew quarters; we would usually have a four-six hour sleeping period depending on how long the flight is, and this is when you’re wrong. We’re never overworked on a flight due to the fact that we can sleep whenever our block (shift) is over during that time within the flight.
This must of been a terrible situation having to sit or fully lay back in a comfy lounge chair. No kids crying. Plenty of leg room. Food and not a freaking chicken sandwich. Terrible conditions.
They'll probably have to convert the whole plane to either first class or business. The planes today can't carry enough fuel to make the full flight with a full load of passengers.
@@Sulfen First Class is a thing of the past, and a plane full of them? Yeah, who would pay for that? Business class is more than good enough these days. The things that separate first class from business today is more personalized service and slightly better food and drinks. When they start flying this route, it would more than likely be only business class and premium economy seats on the plane, which is what Singapore Airlines has done with their planes that flies between New York and Singapore.
@@OkamiAJ pilots still have things to do and still get fatigued even if they aren’t hand-flying. Even if autopilot is on, it’s bad news if the pilots doze off. There’s a backup pilot on these long-haul flights so the pilots can rotate and take rests.
I did the 17 hours from Sydney to Dallas and Dallas to Sydney, Economy in an A380 a few times now. Ive got arthritis and had knee surgery. I coped quite okay to be honest. The trip that i took to NYC that stopped in LA first felt like a nightmare to me. As an Aussie flyer to not have these layovers is awesome. Being so far from the ‘rest of the world’ has always been such a nightmare with tiny layover windows and trying to clear customs in time. I really like this idea.
This is 100 percent going to fail Qantas needs to be smart no point in bringing 40 to 50 people to Sydney stupid as hell also if its a full flight no one wants to sit in economy for 20 hours its complete hell
Why not? I think it's very realistic. Airbus has considered stretching the a350-1000 to a further amount of 4 meters, and since the -1000 version is already stretched offering 440 max seats in a 3 class config, they potentially fit up to 300 seats (just by taking an educated guess) in there if everything was just business and first-class. I hope it works out.
Let’s be honest this was for the crew to see if they could handle it. The passenger experience wasn’t accurate at all. The plane would be full and with economy class
Flew Qantas from LA to Sydney a while back. Great service. But, the elephant in the room is obviously the fact they all had beds to sleep in. 20 hrs in economy is a hard stop.
@Shelby Floyd in the video he literally said “is bringing a flight like this to regular service possible? And would costumers even wanna be in the air” the answer is no, and this guy doesn’t know anything about economic class.
If you're gonna do long haul, just spend a little more money and fly business. My mental and physical health is much more important than paying 2k for a ticket.
@@frgal1336 Dude, you don't fly a 20 hour flight every single week. You could save up some money from your salary if you know you'll need it, you could take out a loan from your friend, heck, you can even collect pennies in your couch. If you DO fly there on a basis, why don't you just move there?
@@metrofilmer8894 That's a very ignorant thing to say. Once this goes commercial it's all about the money. This was merely a test with very few people actually on the plane. I'm sure you have the brain power required to understand the situation onboard when there are 350 people in there.
"50 people" Cool, now try it with a full plane. No room to walk around at all and one child that keeps screaming his head off for the full 20 hours. See how enjoyable that is.
they addressed this already. they specifically said you cant have a full flight or else the plane is too heavy to go that far. These flights would be smaller, more expensive flights
Interesting because they already do all of these things for the flights from the West Coast of the US to Australia. I used to live in Los Angeles and Melbourne and flew many times between the two. The flights 15 hour flight to Australia always boarded at night, then they served you dinner around midnight, then all cabin lights went off and you went to sleep (finally because by then it was very late), then the crew opened all the windows, turned on the bright lights, served you breakfast and you landed. It was always easy for travel to Australia because they did that routine and got you onto the local Aus time during the flight. This was ten years ago and I flew Qantas and Virgin both.
"20 hours wasn't as hard on my body as I thought" Yeah no shit, you had 40 people on a huge plane, you could move anywhere you wanted, you had custom meals, you could literally exercise and sleep on a flat bed.
No shit is right, what a waste. I did 18 hour to China a few years ago. My video would have been like a horror movie. I guess I'll blog it next time and you'll SEE my bowels locking up and body going into atrophy as my skin congeals it's own sweat in the back economy middle seat.
@@noravalenzuela7971 I'm being a bit over dramatic but I felt pretty dirty and was a bit messed up from it. Then there were 2 more flights to get to my real destination to go so it was a bad start for travel.
So turns out being able to sit in business class, having a seat that folds into a bed, and being able to freely move around and stretch makes a 20 [Any] hour flight bearable... Who would've thought.
With a flight like that, that plane can stay in the sky indefinitely for all I care, wouldn't mind being on it one bit 🤣 (well, of course, practicalities permitting!)
Yeah that’s true, however I’d still take that economy class flight over stopping for hours on another airport for a stopover. Whether I’m sitting in a plane or on the airport doesn’t matter to me but maybe that’s just me. It’s still great to shorten the time for a Europe to Australia flight this much
As long as there's a cozy atmosphere, amenities, and space to stretch, keep me on that plane. I'd rather be there than bored out of my mind accomplishing nothing at a busy airport terminal.
Unlikely the plane can’t make the flight with a full payload so seats will probably cost a lot meaning seats will be insanely expensive I’d say this flight will only really be used by business men and women who need to get there as quickly as possible without jet lag
Do you expect this flight to be realistic to anyone below the upper middle class? Long flights tend to be expensive. And I’m pretty sure all the seats on the plane will be business class because that would mean that there’s less seats available. Making it so that the plane has much less weight to worry about.
Randomized Raider I already can feel my neck hurting because I can’t pose it properly if not leaning my head on someone or to full roll the seat backwards (which is never possible). I really would fall on the ground just to relax my back lol
Ive done Sydney to London add on a 2 hour layover and thats 23 hrs. Ofcourse I didnt get any sleep. I’ve also done sydney to newyork with two hr layover in LA. I felt like I was in a different dimension when the whole ordeal was over. Slept for like 12 hrs lol
I genuinely wonder how people get picked to participate in these test flights. I wouldn't mind hopping on random flights to help test what it's like as a passenger
I've taken economy before on a 12 hour flight and back. Plus the 12 hour wait at the airport twice making it 2 days total. Trust me it sucked but hey free tv, free movies, free drinks, free food
I did a 14 hour flight Newark to Beijing, and then 14 hours back from Shanghai to Newark flight. I got maybe 5 total hours of sleep between both flights.
I managed to survive a 16 hours flight. I felt horrible after that. Why? Because I was in damn economy class, like most people. No beds, no luxury food, no extra legroom. You can't call this an actual test. Mom, I'm famous
There is no feeling like leaving home at 2am with your family, and going to an airport in the middle of the night There is nothing like it, I just love airports at midnight
@Ecu Last Name man I would just watch all the movies from business or maybe if they have first class and then eat call Babushka for some cheeki breeki and be set
Yall in the comments are so right. Like in two days, my family is going on a road trip and will be in the car for 13-ish hours straight and then the next day for about 8. Even 3 hours in a car is tough because you're eating fast food or gas station food, there's only so many activities to do in a car, and most families have cars that hold the amount of people in the family so if everyone is in the car, it's super crowded and you have no leg room *at all.* Not to mention the uncomfy sleeping. And don't get me started on the bathroom situations 🙄🖐
Jokes on you: The reason gourmet food is so tiny is not only saving on ingredients, but also the very high concentration of unhealthy stuff. If you eat a kilogramm of Wagyu A5 steak, you are gonna vomit because of all fat for example.
Ok how about a realistic test where you aren't pampered with a seat that turns into a bed and you have to tolerate a crying baby most of the time in economy class?
yeah i dont think that when these flights starts commercially any one will be getting such experience, this flight was as comfortable as staying at home
and the little kids singing you a lullaby to help you sleep, how wonderful! some kind people also like do massage your back for you by kicking the seat!
@@hurbruh once that happened to me and my mum complained. They stopped doing it but then started again, my mum complained again. They did it again but then they stopped. Forgot to mention it was also a adult and the plane had been delayed for 27 hours
It isn’t that comfy Trust me because my neck would hate me for days and I would wake up every 30 mins because of the baby crying that is giving me a headache. God bless those parents.
With all that pampering, I'm not surprised the guy had no problems. The issue is that the vast majority of businesses out there require their non-executives to fly economy, and that is the majority of business travel. 19 hours in an economy seat that barely leans back is not what I would consider to be fun.
@@Kevin-cy2dr Ha! I have flown to Denmark for work. And we have people in Japan, Brazil, Israel and Australia right now. And none of us are executives.
Is(/does) this flight have economy class though? Seeing how long the flight is, the easiest way to lower weight is to remove the lower classes of travel and just have fewer and more premium seats (with pricing to match)...
*Karen walks in *woman with baby walks in *dude who takes off crocs walks in *super loud teenagers walk in *peeps who clap when the plane lands walks in
*choir walks in (storytime!) So, on a flight back home from Alaska with a friend, I got a window seat and my friend got the aisle, and there was a stranger in the middle. This kind man offered to move from his seat, and go take the empty one behind us. But then, a small choir of, like, 5 or 6 people came, sat behind the stranger and started atrociously warming up their voices RIGHT THERE ON THE PLANE. The man was so pissed lmao
Well of course they’re gonna enjoy the flight and feel well rested because of that luxurious pampering. I flew from Sydney to LA on Quantas in 2018 and it was the worst flight of my life. I sat in the 3rd to last row and with two toddlers fighting next to me the whole time. They took my pillow and amenity kit too. And at night one of the children slept on my lap and the other one slept over my feet on the floor. These were just some random lady’s kids!
i took a 14 hour flight from LA to Seoul twice(economy), the first time it was alright, but im 6'6" and the second flight was absolute hell. I had back pain the whole flight and could not sleep. To be fair the first flight i got drunk and slept like a baby for like half the flight
I've travelled 16 hours 4 times in economy class and I seriously wished to die everytime. It's like prison. While I watched this guy comfortably sleep and enjoy the luxury food.
Freeza Newer I remember sitting on a flight from Sydney to Los Angeles which was 14 hours and being sat next to a fat dude who took up half of my chair and snored like shit the whole way. Was literally the only time in my life I wanted to jump off the plane
@Soda King Yeh it's definitely worth it, being able to go to places such as New York and Toronto is something I'll never forget. Just annoys me when people like the guy in the video say shit like how they weren't really affected by the flight when they literally have a seat that turns into a bed
Yep because none of us will buy cattle class on that flight, I had a flight booked from Melbourne to London via Singapore and they tried to shift me to the direct flight from Perth to London after my connecting flight to Melbourne was delayed, I told them where they could place that flight.
I once was in a car for 13 hours and we stopped twice, and a 6 hour car ride with no stopping. 19 hour flight any day, they slept for half the time and had a full on meal, tv, and meals
I cannot possibly believe that literally 100% of people in the comments have been on long haul, economy flights with screaming babies in close proximity.
@I daignose you with invalid he did if he participated in it lmao. He may have not been flying the plan but he was a test subject and you're trusting your life with other people
Economy class is quite luxurious compared to most airliners there. I mean, still wouldn't be nice to fly 20 hours with, but just look at that coating on the seat 😍
Xanax, eye cover and earplugs. You will sleep like a baby. I would also recommend 400mg Quetiapin if you have a tolerance for Xanax. Quetiapin will definitely put you to sleep whether you like it or not. My partner takes both. She is as helpless as a baby once she is asleep. Last years April fools I changed her clothes while she slept. Changing clothes on someone is actually cumbersome. Who knew? It was not as easy as changing clothes on a baby. She knew just the right words to nuke that joke from orbit: "I trust you completely, honey". That is quite a turn on but it killed the joke. Not sure what I will do this April fools. Think I will just skip it. That trust thing made me feel guilty. Maybe a joke when she is awake. Any ideas? Im thinking hot sauce. (We pull jokes on each other). She threw a doll in the same clothes as our baby from the second floor. She has a twisted sense of humor. Have never run so fast to catch a doll. Anyway remember the medication names. Im talkative today. Maybe she spiked my tea again. That is cheating! Not April fools yet!
@@farranasution4068 not every airline does and the ones that do can sometimes not work. My point was that they should have tested the long flight in the worst conditions
@@apparition4196 if you can sleep on a long flight it drastically reduces being jetlagged. If you board a flight in the afternoon, then fly 11 hours without sleep, and land in a timezone where its morning, for example, if you can sleep while flying it will reduce a jetlag. If you have to go to sleep in the morning and then sleep like 10 hours you will wake up in the evening.
Try taking a 16-17 hour flight from NYC to Delhi with that kid that won’t stop kicking the back of your chair but their parents yell at YOU when you say something. Hard pass, I’d rather stop and make a trip out of it like we used to do! Miss the 2000s.
I was on a 20 hour one but with four hours in between but that was spent waiting and worrying since we missed our flight. Didn’t know how to get home or if we had to stay overnight and had no where to stay, but it wasn’t that bad
That’s me! I fly back and forth from Kansas to Alaska a lot. As soon as we’re airborne the drone just knocks me out. Unless there is cool shit to look at out the window....
"test" A test with 50 people. A test where you could sit wherever you wanted pretty much. You got a business seat. You had a comfortable, fully reclinable seat. You had good food. You know what most people get? Economy. Economy isn't very comfortable, and all you're given is a seat that can only recline SLIGHTLY, and pretzels and Coke every hour. Meanwhile you could order gourmet shit. No wonder it wasn't hard on your body
Four hours in economy was not that bad from London to Turkey its four hours just buy food then fall asleep and you'll most likely sleep for 2 or 3 hours but that was my experience I'm dead sure it's not the same for everyone else
I did a few times 13-16 hours with a baby and a toddler without their dad and it was tough but nice because so many people help us 😁 my baby wasn't crying a lot, thank God
“Being in the air for 20 hrs wasn’t as hard on my body as I thought” - no sh*t! He was on an empty plane, eating delicious food and was able to lay down. Do it in coach crammed between two people, eating nasty mystery meat plane food in a chair that reclines 3 inches.
When I went to Sydney from nyc we stopped in San Francisco and the flight from there to Sydney was 16 hours. It was honestly pretty hard but so worth it
I traveled 12 hours straight in a BUS!!! The seat was just like an office chair, upright and non-reclining. What worked for me was the timings, 7pm to 7am.
Amber Louise of course not planes are only for people who can afford it I didn’t fly on a plane until I was 23 cuz I couldn’t afford business class tickets
“It wasn’t as hard on my body as I thought it would be”
You chilled in a nice, quiet empty space, gorging on 5-star meals and then you slept for 8 hours!? Like how is this a valuable test in any capacity???
As a test? Not very valuable.
As a publicity stunt? More so.
Ikr, try economy class where the food is wrapped in tinfoil and plastic, cramped seats that barely recline and little to no legroom.
Bob Smith and when the person in front of you reclines, you’re literally trapped
peppa pig The worst part is when you have a drink on the tray table 😑
Hylian Hero 😭😂😂😂
this is like taking a test with all the answers given to you
Thats funny
The difference being that this isn't meant to challenge you because business class would be the only seats on a full-payload flight.
And that they need to know if people even can go that long on a plane.
@@theregalproletariat Your comment is completely contradictory.. you first said that this flight was with a business class and all that, then you said they needed to know if people can go that long.. I don't think the average person can afford that, and I don't think that a person with all that food, 8 hours of sleep basically like you were in your own bed, and movies to keep you entertained, can even feel 20 hours imo
@@yenkayt Not necessarily.
There's only so much you can do on a plane - especially after you've watched two films and your eyes start complaining.
This study was to find out if they'd hit the cap for flight entertainment with current technology.
@@theregalproletariat No it wasn't, the title didn't say that, the description also didn't say anything. This was supposed to be a test that shows how a 20 hours flight affects A HUMAN BODY, not a 20 hours including 8 of sleeping, entertainment at GO-GO, satisfying food all day, without any discomfort
Everybody gangster till they bring out the economy 19 hour flights with no leg room and zero back support.
I rather sleep on the floor
And baby crying in the back
Exactly
I’ve done 20 lol
Welp ಠ_ʖಠ
Chilling on a plane with just 49 other people actually seems kind of fun. It seems like it could create some unstoppable friendships, especially with the dancing and being able to move around.
Right like how do I sign up!?
Make it a tv show
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True, but it's super expensive and enviromentaly damaging
@@luciddreaming4517 bro it’s natural not humans humans are doing 0.1% of it u nerd
I'd be able to survive any flight with ease if my seat turned into a bed.
@@nill5217 are you rich
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@@nill5217 are you rich?
@@nill5217 are you rich
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Economy shouldn't even be an option for that flight. That's just brutal. Instead of meals you get a snickers bar. No leg room. No where to move around. And you have to sleep sitting up. No thank you.
Ive been on some long flights with Qantas in economy, and I’m definitely smaller than average so space isn’t usually a problem for me, but I know for some people space on short haul flights is an issue for them so a 16 hr flight would be pretty hardcore. but the food is usually pretty good generally (pretty much a business class meal but presented less attractively?) plus i cant really sleep on planes so i just watch movies and eat the mars bars 🤷♀️
Normally on long haul flights you got served 2 meals. I took only red eye long haul flights. So for me it was always a dinner 1 hour after take off and a breakfast 2 hours before landing. Also during the flights some people walk on the aisle to stretch their body.
yea and then they make the business for that filght cheaper and the first class should be the price business on a normal filghts
I agree. I once flew for 14 or 15 hours and it was the most uncomfortable time in a plane I ever had. It was a nice plane too, with television and music and stuff, but still way too brutal.
They don’t even give snickers bars they just give crappy little bags of pretzels (not this airline specifically)
Not gonna lie if 19 hours flights were only 40 passengers and have fun interactions and schedules on the plane like this, i would so prefer this
No problem. The tickets will be $15K each. Will that be cash or charge?
I wouldn’t be able to sit still 😓 if im paying that much i better get luxury, and the seats better turn into beds, free food 🍱 (all u can eat buffet), my seat should feel like mattress foam, and it should also be a massage chair all at the same time.I also want to be able to sit near the window if I cant get this im not hopping on.
Yep they already have it...FIRST CLASS
@@tjmarx that was what it was like traveling back home from corona
Carbon footprint for that big ass plane with only 40 or 50+ passengers would be insane.
Every summer I would always have to fly 13 hours to Taiwan to visit family in economy class and every time I would literally feel like dying. Until this one time I got to fly first class for 13 hours, and even though I couldn't sleep for some reason, it was 100000x easier. It was way more quite, you literally got some sort of custom headphones that literally cancelled the annoying loud airplane noises that woke you up every 20 minutes, literally you could order anything from a menu including fast foods, and I literally didn't want to sleep since there were so many features. So yes try economy class where your squished on the window seat fighting for an armrest against your sibling with literal prepackaged food, and the person behind you with there window open with the sun in your eyes.
Can’t wait to try being in business class and hopefully first class cuz I’m dead from being in economy class to California and back to Taiwan 😀
Sounds like you literally had a very literal experience.
L i t e r a l l y
am I weird for liking long flights. Every summer I go to india and usually its a 12-15 hour flight the first leg and its always a treat.
I've only ever flown economy, and I couldn't imagine doing it for an extended flight. Even after 3 hours I'm impatient, its simply too crowded especially as someone with longer legs and the obesity problem in America.
Real test:
-Economy seat, 19 hours
-0 leg room
-baby crying in the back/front
-kid kicking back of your seat
-the person who keeps the window opened on a bright ass day
People who open the window to let some air in are the worst.
@@ragemachinist Wait- o.o
@@ragemachinist you mean light right?
I also think an important part is the plane being full and not being able to lean on either side the way you feel like. And also having your backpack under the chair in front of you for even less leg room is nice.
But that wouldn’t be accurate for economy+ tho
Is this a joke?
He's in an empty plane, in business class, eating good food, sleeping in a bed for 8 hours?
Yeah, People will never do this if they are in coach class, with expensive and subpar meals, and an uncomfortable, stiff seats. This “test” really doesn’t make any sense
Jacka24 Why did you add in business class
Clarinet Boy i watched another video that went into more detail a while ago, i think they said if qantas did go through with the plan they would only offer business class tickets, similar to singapore’s service from new york to singapore
I go on a 14 hour flight to Tokyo every other year to visit family in third class
it ain't fun
1000th like
I managed to survive a 15 hour 45 minute flight from Vancouver to Sydney... and back.. in economy. Thats an accomplishment, right?
Yep.
You deserve honorary first class for life
What about San Francisco to Dubai for 16 hours, then to Mumbai, then BACK?!
Is that accomplishment
@@justtheletterV274 Oh hell yeah dude! Surviving any long haul flight is an accomplishment.
They should have checked for full coach class. Its impossible to even move your elbows, forget the sleep... I think they should start all business class flight for this route.
The super long distance flights singapore airlines operates is using planes with no economy. They only have premium economy (94 seats) and business (67 seats).
Duration of the flight:
Business: 19 h 15 min.
Economy: 3 weeks
Business weeks**
@@wowbronah2581 stop forcing your religion
@@JeremyC574 huh there’s no comment forcing religion
@@aymanshamali2251 it got removed
True!!!
“Let’s just run the test for business class” wonderful idea
The flight will only be econ+ and up. There is no economy class
L R That still sucks for such a long flight
Yo Ik u
The channel is business insider and not economy insider 🤷
Ikr,
First Class: feels like a 5hr flight
Business Class: feels like a 8hr flight
Economy: feels like a 30hr flight
This test is flawed caused you, the journalist didn’t sit in economy for the 19hrs which 80% of the flyers will have to endure if they take this route.
They already explained they wont have a full cabin as that would weigh the plane down a lot, which will make the plane not able to do that distance. The tickets are supposed to be higher priced to make up for the lack of seats, and there will 99.9% of the time be no babies if you were to take this flight as people who pay for that ticket at that high price most likely will not bring babies on board.
ChikęnNōōgetBoî while the plane wouldnt be fully packed, they would still need to balance out the plane. So it does bring up a good point about seating. My guess is that they would likely have to transform all seats to be better than economy (maybe not first class but at least with a functioning bed and elbow space) cause otherwise this flight would be torture in economy, even if you are not packed in there with tons of people
At such a distance the plane cannot carry all passengers and their cargo (even a 787-9) so its likely they'll go for an all business class set up. I mean, the average man flying economy is unlikely to ever have a reason to be flying New York - Sydney directly out of his pocket
Laura 10 hours is torture especially with the constant reducing space
This wasn't really a test, it's a publicity stunt
Jet Lag is the least of my worries when flying long hours in coach... It's literally inhumane how many people airlines fit into one plane, giving you no room to even sit straight!! I'm short and still it hurts a lot, taller people can't even sit normally cause their knees touch the seat in front.
A week after a 14 hr flight and my hips still hurt, if they had idk 50 less passengers it would be bearable.
AND MORE BEANO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but more expensive, which airlines dislike (Because how would they make more money)
On any legacy airline economy is fine. Ample leg room for short people like me (im 5,2) and even if your 6 feet ive seen flight reviews of 6 foot blokes having great leg room. Were you flying some low cost airline or something.
@zakae6hdt7 how
comfort
Title should be:
What is it like to test first class in the world’s longest flight.
DIY MASTER they’re doing what Singapore airlines did. Make it either economy + and up or buisness and up
If they really have a flight for 19 hours, it should be business and first class only.
*YOU IDIOTS THEY DONT HAVE FIRST CLASS ONLY BUSINESS CLASS. “DOMESTIC FIRST CLASS” is just business class in other places that isn’t The US or Canada.*
You don’t need to but a dot on it
@@ballsil3 who tf cares?
This test is flawed because they're only testing business class. The main cabin would be much worse. Even 10 hours is hard on a non-aisle seat in cabin, 20 would be way worse. Unless they make all seats business or more comfortable, this wont work
Boom Shabanga yep.
Well theyre not gonna fill all the seats cause of the fuel
Boom Shabanga the configuration would be economy+ and above such as Singapore SQ22 from Singapore to New York
Plus if you make all the seats business it'll make the plane heavy with all the mechanical parts don't forget the batteries that they'll use to power the seats.
@@waskwan those seats are still very uncomfortable. And you better believe that the airline will try to maximize its profits as much as possible so the seating wont be great even if not as many people will be aboard
Everybody gangsta until the baby starts crying
Sans Undertale i wanna like this but j dont wanna risk the perfect 666 number of likes ;-;
XxCherrydere樱桃xX ikr
Anne Freciensik you’d be surprised
@@pomegranate10017 his name is uno reverse card now so you might wanna change the comment
@Anne Freciensik Karen's little angel will be delighted to!
My longest flight so far was 17 hours 10 minutes (LA - Singapore) and the plane was totally full, I was in economy class with my husband, two small kids and pregnant being 6'1'' tall so fitting in the seat, sleeping and having space for legs was, well, kinda difficult. Honestly though, it was easier than I thought it would be although if I had conditions like what I see in the video, I could take this flight more often whereas for now I want to wait like a year or more before I do it again haha
Singapore airlines?
Just get an business class man
Well aga maybe don’t go on a 17 hour flight in coach while pregnant w two small kids. Maybe think that one through
@@mywifeleftme9110 I seriously don't get people who travel with children for vacation, small children at that
@@buttersofi that’s… they’re children.. what else are they supposed to do with them?
Next up: "Trying to survive in a luxury hotel for 1 month"
😂😂😂
19h in business is definitely the same kinda trial lol
Coming soon: "Trying to survive in a modern mansion for 1 year"
“Trying to survive my dream vacation to the Bahamas for a week”
Their wallet: "Why do I hear boss music?"
“Trying to survive with only 1 million dollars in my bank account”
Why didnt he try in economy seats? Anyone can survive 19 hours with a tv, bed, gourmet food.
Well, it’s because they’re rich- so of course they’d test the option for anyone with a shit ton of money, who are the majority for flights like this. Besides, I’m pretty sure the editors would get pissy if they had to deal with what us common folk do- like crying babies and back pains because we can’t afford luxury airfare when we can barely afford healthcare.
So, simply put it, the income gap with the steadily shrinking middle class- because people like Jeff Bezos definitely need those billions of dollars when half of America has the same amount of income as him.
@@FloweryOnCrack it’s the New York mfs bro. Irritates the hell out of me. I fly from Miami to Rio to see family 11 hour flight or so. Economy is brutal. No leg room, cold temperatures, small tv, low quaility meals
Because he's a little p****
I mean the economy seats don't include beds on their list tho to be fair
House?😂😂
I don’t think they considered the fact that most people would not be able to pay for a business seat. They should’ve tried the 19hr flight all of them cramped up in the economy class
Well like the video said, there’s a problem with the fuel.
Theo8176 {吴子轩} they could have just put all of the 40 passengers in a few rows to simulate being crowded or section off the plane to simulate it
They will not offer economy on this long a flight when it’s actually up. it’s that simple I believe.
@@sunkara8158 they shouldve said that at the beginning of the video tbh.
@@sunkara8158 They probably will. The mobility, ambiance and food they offer will probably compensate for the inconveniences of an economy experience. And there's an existing model of a long flight mentioned, so they have a visual, already.
I feel this is a dangerous precedent to embark if this ends up being introduced to everyday commercial flight. Cool to study, but I wouldn't feel comfortable expecting a crew to work that long over time without some repercussions on the quality of their health.
They change shifts and sleep while they don't have to work. That's how alot of emergency services do it.
@@greenearth975 My comment was coming off the recent Delta pilot strike this week, and the staffing issues airlines have. If the average commercial pilot is already strained due to a variety of reasons on part of the business end, I don't have hopes they treat this type of flight any better.
I would love to be proven wrong if they truly have the staff and scheduling done right for this type of flight.
I’m a flight attendant myself and I fly transatlantic flights (currently working on a KLAX-LIFR flight), and on these flights we fly in widebody aircraft’s (primarily B777 & B787), and within these aircraft in the back of the plane we have crew quarters; we would usually have a four-six hour sleeping period depending on how long the flight is, and this is when you’re wrong. We’re never overworked on a flight due to the fact that we can sleep whenever our block (shift) is over during that time within the flight.
Oh and to add onto what you’re saying, our pilots are required to sleep during these periods, and they have their own crew quarter additionally.
Oh shut up. There are strict regulations around flight and rest time. You know absolutely nothing.
This must of been a terrible situation having to sit or fully lay back in a comfy lounge chair. No kids crying. Plenty of leg room. Food and not a freaking chicken sandwich. Terrible conditions.
It is still nearly 20 hours though
🤣
@Dairust CLAZ • 12 years ago yes
@@GigaDarkness can your house 9-11 ?
@@kiattim2100 mhm
yea I wouldn't mind a 19h flight if I could afford to fly i first class with seats that could go all the way down..
They'll probably have to convert the whole plane to either first class or business. The planes today can't carry enough fuel to make the full flight with a full load of passengers.
@@Sulfen First Class is a thing of the past, and a plane full of them? Yeah, who would pay for that? Business class is more than good enough these days. The things that separate first class from business today is more personalized service and slightly better food and drinks. When they start flying this route, it would more than likely be only business class and premium economy seats on the plane, which is what Singapore Airlines has done with their planes that flies between New York and Singapore.
Do parents with babies fly in first class or are they not allowed there?
Yeah, are they going to have coach beds? Seems unrealistic...and expensive.
still sounds terrible
I feel like this is more of a test for the pilots then for the customers. Tbh.
Well, they _did_ also do anti-jet-lag experiments, so I guess that's _something_ relevant to us economy-class plebes.
Have you heard about Auto-Pilot?
Than*
@@OkamiAJ pilots still have things to do and still get fatigued even if they aren’t hand-flying. Even if autopilot is on, it’s bad news if the pilots doze off. There’s a backup pilot on these long-haul flights so the pilots can rotate and take rests.
Than
I did the 17 hours from Sydney to Dallas and Dallas to Sydney, Economy in an A380 a few times now. Ive got arthritis and had knee surgery. I coped quite okay to be honest. The trip that i took to NYC that stopped in LA first felt like a nightmare to me.
As an Aussie flyer to not have these layovers is awesome. Being so far from the ‘rest of the world’ has always been such a nightmare with tiny layover windows and trying to clear customs in time. I really like this idea.
This is 100 percent going to fail Qantas needs to be smart no point in bringing 40 to 50 people to Sydney stupid as hell also if its a full flight no one wants to sit in economy for 20 hours its complete hell
In terms of passenger experience, this is unrealistic.
Doesn't mean it isn't cool and I wouldn't want to do it, I mean JoJo stands don't actually exist but they're cool and I want one those
@BlueStartz2 so... what? I'm scared O_O
Why not? I think it's very realistic. Airbus has considered stretching the a350-1000 to a further amount of 4 meters, and since the -1000 version is already stretched offering 440 max seats in a 3 class config, they potentially fit up to 300 seats (just by taking an educated guess) in there if everything was just business and first-class. I hope it works out.
Andrew Burgos Just think people used to travel for 6 months at sea.
BlueStartz2 but I am!!
20 hours in economy would be an actual nightmare
@God if you could give that to me, I would not be mad
Then u should Indian train real night mare 😂😂
@The Swamp Demoness I’m so sorry 😭
@The Swamp Demoness ouch
I did 17 then another 2 hours after it… was my personal hell
Let’s be honest this was for the crew to see if they could handle it. The passenger experience wasn’t accurate at all. The plane would be full and with economy class
Fuel will run out, didn't you listen?
@@Essuzu 5:32
@@ymy8412 Whatever, don't blame me when your plane is coming down from the sky..
@@Essuzu then why does that company do it if the plane is gonna crash anyway????
@@Essuzu and to do it you need a permission or something
Flew Qantas from LA to Sydney a while back. Great service. But, the elephant in the room is obviously the fact they all had beds to sleep in. 20 hrs in economy is a hard stop.
“It wasn’t hard on my body” Yea, because YOU WERE IN BUSINESS CLASS SLEEPING ON A FULLY RECLINED MATTRESS CHAIR
@Shelby Floyd in the video he literally said “is bringing a flight like this to regular service possible? And would costumers even wanna be in the air” the answer is no, and this guy doesn’t know anything about economic class.
I did 18 hours in Economy. Hell.
If you're gonna do long haul, just spend a little more money and fly business. My mental and physical health is much more important than paying 2k for a ticket.
@@qweebey some people literally cannot AFFORD that extra bit. Use some common sense.
@@frgal1336 Dude, you don't fly a 20 hour flight every single week. You could save up some money from your salary if you know you'll need it, you could take out a loan from your friend, heck, you can even collect pennies in your couch. If you DO fly there on a basis, why don't you just move there?
This was nothing like a real passenger experience, even in business class.
But at least they can gain information. They can make all seats as Buisness class style even for normal passenger.
This flight is meant for business travelers though. This is what a real passenger on this flight will get
@@metrofilmer8894 That's a very ignorant thing to say.
Once this goes commercial it's all about the money. This was merely a test with very few people actually on the plane. I'm sure you have the brain power required to understand the situation onboard when there are 350 people in there.
@@incumbentvinyl9291 Before that is possible, there is a fuel issue to be resolved first, in which the A350-1000 might deliver.
@@dbclass4075 Sadly, you completely missed the point.
"50 people"
Cool, now try it with a full plane. No room to walk around at all and one child that keeps screaming his head off for the full 20 hours. See how enjoyable that is.
The truth has been spoken
they addressed this already. they specifically said you cant have a full flight or else the plane is too heavy to go that far. These flights would be smaller, more expensive flights
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And the smell of someone's puke 🤢
It's hell
Interesting because they already do all of these things for the flights from the West Coast of the US to Australia. I used to live in Los Angeles and Melbourne and flew many times between the two. The flights 15 hour flight to Australia always boarded at night, then they served you dinner around midnight, then all cabin lights went off and you went to sleep (finally because by then it was very late), then the crew opened all the windows, turned on the bright lights, served you breakfast and you landed. It was always easy for travel to Australia because they did that routine and got you onto the local Aus time during the flight. This was ten years ago and I flew Qantas and Virgin both.
"20 hours wasn't as hard on my body as I thought" Yeah no shit, you had 40 people on a huge plane, you could move anywhere you wanted, you had custom meals, you could literally exercise and sleep on a flat bed.
No shit is right, what a waste. I did 18 hour to China a few years ago. My video would have been like a horror movie. I guess I'll blog it next time and you'll SEE my bowels locking up and body going into atrophy as my skin congeals it's own sweat in the back economy middle seat.
@@MBXfilms omg! I flew 16 hours to Sydney and I didn’t experience any of that. I mean I was desperate to get off the plane but I was fine.
@@noravalenzuela7971 I'm being a bit over dramatic but I felt pretty dirty and was a bit messed up from it. Then there were 2 more flights to get to my real destination to go so it was a bad start for travel.
Moved more than I do in my house
@@MBXfilms love your descriptive language
So turns out being able to sit in business class, having a seat that folds into a bed, and being able to freely move around and stretch makes a 20 [Any] hour flight bearable... Who would've thought.
With a flight like that, that plane can stay in the sky indefinitely for all I care, wouldn't mind being on it one bit 🤣 (well, of course, practicalities permitting!)
Yeah that’s true, however I’d still take that economy class flight over stopping for hours on another airport for a stopover. Whether I’m sitting in a plane or on the airport doesn’t matter to me but maybe that’s just me. It’s still great to shorten the time for a Europe to Australia flight this much
They still had to test the time zones and that
And having 3 free meals
As long as there's a cozy atmosphere, amenities, and space to stretch, keep me on that plane. I'd rather be there than bored out of my mind accomplishing nothing at a busy airport terminal.
19hrs of baby’s crying, no leg room, having to climb over people to get to the bathroom, and bad sleep
Exactly , this flight seems nice but in real life we know it’s different. I suffer with 14 hours flight , I can’t imagine 20 ....
Not to mention lines to go to the bathroom
Unlikely the plane can’t make the flight with a full payload so seats will probably cost a lot meaning seats will be insanely expensive I’d say this flight will only really be used by business men and women who need to get there as quickly as possible without jet lag
Sounds fun!
@@jacubotheguy1642 yeah....super
January 2020? Surely nothing could disturb the tourism industry
business class is hard man i feel you 😩😩😩 having a seat that turns into bed?????? THE AUDACITY
I know right?!
Lol
Lmao the shade
Ridha Shaikh i can't even-
Sarcasm 10000
This is only fun for him because the flight isn’t full and he’s in business class 🙄
There would only be business class seats if this flight went commercial but ok
@@theregalproletariat Obviously over time as the engineering improves they will be able to make it so that the plane is full
@@Liv-bd1ft youd make barely any money from economy on that caliber
@@theregalproletariat thats good to know
Do you expect this flight to be realistic to anyone below the upper middle class? Long flights tend to be expensive. And I’m pretty sure all the seats on the plane will be business class because that would mean that there’s less seats available. Making it so that the plane has much less weight to worry about.
Imagine staying in economy for 20hrs
Randomized Raider I already can feel my neck hurting because I can’t pose it properly if not leaning my head on someone or to full roll the seat backwards (which is never possible). I really would fall on the ground just to relax my back lol
@@gupsdhamrait lol, funny thing is, I just came back to Vancouver from Hong Kong in an 11hr flight 2 days ago.
Ive done Sydney to London add on a 2 hour layover and thats 23 hrs. Ofcourse I didnt get any sleep. I’ve also done sydney to newyork with two hr layover in LA. I felt like I was in a different dimension when the whole ordeal was over. Slept for like 12 hrs lol
Randomized Raider I just went on a 14 hour flight from jfk. I had a mental breakdown 6 hours in
Aka cruel and unusual punishment
I genuinely wonder how people get picked to participate in these test flights. I wouldn't mind hopping on random flights to help test what it's like as a passenger
I’ve did a Delhi to Toronto flight ... 17hrs in a middle seat thought I was going to die. This is insanely nice
I did it too although I had aile seat to myself
@@himikosmagic2467 what was that like?
@@himikosmagic2467
Every time I go on a plane I think of you sir. Thabk you for your sacrifice. I have an issue with planes since I just can’t relax
Same but from Addis Ababa To Chicago
That's worse than gitmo
Theres no way that economy passengers would wanna take this flight
There’s not gonna be an economy option for this flight. It simply wouldn’t work. So if you’re like poor then it’s a rip
You would be surprised
@@nigelmarvin1387 nope, no layover.
Ikr? The flights should lower the business prices if they want anyone to get on the plane
I've taken economy before on a 12 hour flight and back. Plus the 12 hour wait at the airport twice making it 2 days total. Trust me it sucked but hey free tv, free movies, free drinks, free food
call this "TEST" is 100% marketing. this is nothing but ads for the airline.
True but the flight does sound pretty good.
Jonathan Lee that’s what they want you to think 💀
@@aightcoolbro2986 yeah
@@jonathanlee3013 it worked
@@Anonymous-wy5dc lol I would fall for the trick too
Thoughts and prayers for enduring such uncomfortable and horrific conditions.
One time I slept for 20 minutes on a plane, in the economy section on a 16 hr Newark > Hong Kong flight. I consider that a big achievement
Me too! I go to Newark from Hong Kong every summer so i'm used to long flights lol.
I thought 15+ hour flights w re normal, living in Korea and the US.
I did a 14 hour flight Newark to Beijing, and then 14 hours back from Shanghai to Newark flight. I got maybe 5 total hours of sleep between both flights.
I once slept for 6 hours from dfw to cdg 10 hour flight
Had basically the same experience on a 16-hour flight from Chicago to Hong Kong. Took ungodly amounts of melatonin beforehand too, but alas.
I managed to survive a 16 hours flight. I felt horrible after that. Why? Because I was in damn economy class, like most people. No beds, no luxury food, no extra legroom. You can't call this an actual test.
Mom, I'm famous
I’ve been on a 16 hr Emirates flight in economy twice but it wasn’t that bad
Depends on the airline though
True
I agree
I fly economy 18 hours i have common leg cramps
You don’t need luxury food to handle a flight. Everything else fair enough
There is no feeling like leaving home at 2am with your family, and going to an airport in the middle of the night
There is nothing like it, I just love airports at midnight
Yes yes and yes
omg the vibe, it's unmatched, the feeling of excitement, the cold night (depending) you make me wanna travel again so bad.
SAME
oh i miss the vibes :( going to airports hours earlier and taking a nice stroll especially at night
I actually prefer aiports early in the morning
Not enough money in the world would get me on that plane. Claustrophobic to the max and can’t even spend 1 hour on a plane 😂
-Extra Legroom
-Better, Bigger Meals
-Mattress
-Full Beds
-No Baby’s/Annoying Passengers
Obviously it wasn’t THAT hard
Dude I’m your 4K Subscriber
Thats exactly why i stopped flying economy/economy + (coach)
#DUH
@@AP.h24 Not everyone can afford that
Literally every time I rode the plane, there were kids right behind me and constantly kicked my seat.
So does that mean they get free business class seats
@Cassie Ang if so then damn they got lucky
Yeh. If there is less people flying with u😂
@Ecu Last Name man I would just watch all the movies from business or maybe if they have first class and then eat call Babushka for some cheeki breeki and be set
🤔🤔🤔
Imagine being in Economy and sitting the whole flight
U will feel crippled...
“We were making aviation history”
He sounds like the guy who contributed nothing to the group project in school
How did the plane take off then?
@@captainyank138 by the people who actually did the work
@@JC839 the pilot then right?
You just sound ungrateful rn
@@captainyank138 yeah so not the passenger who said that
Yall in the comments are so right. Like in two days, my family is going on a road trip and will be in the car for 13-ish hours straight and then the next day for about 8. Even 3 hours in a car is tough because you're eating fast food or gas station food, there's only so many activities to do in a car, and most families have cars that hold the amount of people in the family so if everyone is in the car, it's super crowded and you have no leg room *at all.* Not to mention the uncomfy sleeping. And don't get me started on the bathroom situations 🙄🖐
Where. Is. The. Crying. Baby.
Lol 😂
Lol I actually wonder if babies would even be allowed to take this flight because it would hurt their ears🤔
U N D E R R A T E D
I.don’t.fucking.know.
Emily Flaatten their ears or all our ears from the screaming/crying 😂
Next up: “Trying Not to Get Sick at The World’s Most Expensive & Luxurious Buffet Ever”
Jokes on you: The reason gourmet food is so tiny is not only saving on ingredients, but also the very high concentration of unhealthy stuff. If you eat a kilogramm of Wagyu A5 steak, you are gonna vomit because of all fat for example.
@@steinkoloss7320 that does make sense 😬 Maybe “gourmet restaurant” instead of buffet then.
o no me
@@steinkoloss7320 I just searched this. Very true
@@steinkoloss7320 indeed
Where are the screaming children crying and running around? This is not accurate!
Haha ikr
So true
I’m going to Orlando, Florida, in June, I’ve never been one a play with annoying children, God help me.
George Hoffman buddy I have not had the fortune of being in a flight which didn’t have at least one friging screaming machines
Fk
Correction: the pilots were making history
Yeah, the longest nap ever in a cockpit xD
i mean the pilots basically just have to takeoff and land which is hard but better then a baby crying for 20 hrs in economy
@@coldarc_ did you just call sitting through a baby crying easier than flying a plain i-
@@user-ze8fr9wq1t yes because pilots suffer the same fate + they have take control of a plane with up to 500 people
@@coldarc_ yeah lol the pilots really only have to land 😅
Ok how about a realistic test where you aren't pampered with a seat that turns into a bed and you have to tolerate a crying baby most of the time in economy class?
or in my case, an attention seeking kid pouring hot chocolate all over theirself then screaming their head off
I think the flights would only be business and up so no economy
Well im pretty sure they said something about this only being availabe on flights that dont have economy class
Having taken a direct flight from JFK to Frankfurt in those conditions... yeah even 8 hours was pushing the limit on those conditions
yeah i dont think that when these flights starts commercially any one will be getting such experience, this flight was as comfortable as staying at home
said: “this was easier than I thought it would be”
also said: “but obviously I preferred my business class seat”
Everybody gangsta 'till you remember more than a half of the plane is economy seats.
Can we just talk about how this plane can fly nonstop for over 19 hours? That's an impressive machine right there.
I flew 22h in economy before COVID going and returning so twice.
Exaactly. Kudos to the engineers and the pilots
Also super wasteful.
No, we are too busy bitching about how they are flying business class apparently
There's a lot of military planes that can fly literally for multiple days with aerial refueling.
I really wanted to see how comfortable sleeping in an economy seat would be like
Only comfortable when your actually sleeping
and the little kids singing you a lullaby to help you sleep, how wonderful! some kind people also like do massage your back for you by kicking the seat!
@@hurbruh once that happened to me and my mum complained. They stopped doing it but then started again, my mum complained again. They did it again but then they stopped. Forgot to mention it was also a adult and the plane had been delayed for 27 hours
AsykalPlayz the massage part is what I always go through, lol...
It isn’t that comfy
Trust me because my neck would hate me for days and I would wake up every 30 mins because of the baby crying that is giving me a headache. God bless those parents.
"told to keep moving"
When I stand up to move in econo class: ma'am please sit down
🤣🤣🤣
And fasten your seat belts
Imagine doing all of this in economy class
With all that pampering, I'm not surprised the guy had no problems. The issue is that the vast majority of businesses out there require their non-executives to fly economy, and that is the majority of business travel. 19 hours in an economy seat that barely leans back is not what I would consider to be fun.
Most of those trips won't be 19 hours. Only executives fly from country to country.
@@Kevin-cy2dr Ha! I have flown to Denmark for work. And we have people in Japan, Brazil, Israel and Australia right now. And none of us are executives.
@@Kevin-cy2dr Your company doesn't fly any expats to foreign countries?
Is(/does) this flight have economy class though? Seeing how long the flight is, the easiest way to lower weight is to remove the lower classes of travel and just have fewer and more premium seats (with pricing to match)...
@@fetchstixRHD it's economy plus at lowest
“They asked us to spread out throughout the coach cabin to balance the plane, but I said nah.”
*Karen walks in
*woman with baby walks in
*dude who takes off crocs walks in
*super loud teenagers walk in
*peeps who clap when the plane lands walks in
that's a nightmare
Crap that my nephew XD
Hahaha
*choir walks in
(storytime!)
So, on a flight back home from Alaska with a friend, I got a window seat and my friend got the aisle, and there was a stranger in the middle. This kind man offered to move from his seat, and go take the empty one behind us. But then, a small choir of, like, 5 or 6 people came, sat behind the stranger and started atrociously warming up their voices RIGHT THERE ON THE PLANE. The man was so pissed lmao
Ur missing the person who forgot about decent hygiene.
Well of course they’re gonna enjoy the flight and feel well rested because of that luxurious pampering. I flew from Sydney to LA on Quantas in 2018 and it was the worst flight of my life. I sat in the 3rd to last row and with two toddlers fighting next to me the whole time. They took my pillow and amenity kit too. And at night one of the children slept on my lap and the other one slept over my feet on the floor. These were just some random lady’s kids!
Yea 19 hours in business class. Try 19 hours in economy then tell me about pain
NY -> Singapore economy is hell
Hell to hell. Warm.
I've done 17hrs from Doha to Auckland and it was alright
There is only economy+ on that plane
i took a 14 hour flight from LA to Seoul twice(economy), the first time it was alright, but im 6'6" and the second flight was absolute hell. I had back pain the whole flight and could not sleep. To be fair the first flight i got drunk and slept like a baby for like half the flight
I've travelled 16 hours 4 times in economy class and I seriously wished to die everytime. It's like prison. While I watched this guy comfortably sleep and enjoy the luxury food.
Freeza Newer I remember sitting on a flight from Sydney to Los Angeles which was 14 hours and being sat next to a fat dude who took up half of my chair and snored like shit the whole way. Was literally the only time in my life I wanted to jump off the plane
@Soda King Yeh it's definitely worth it, being able to go to places such as New York and Toronto is something I'll never forget. Just annoys me when people like the guy in the video say shit like how they weren't really affected by the flight when they literally have a seat that turns into a bed
i wish i could go to a place that far
Freeza Newer agh same. My ears hurt everytime.
I have been on a 16 hours flight from Dallas to Sydney probably about 6 times now? 😂 (all in economy) so I feel you
They should have had a handful of people who didn't get to sit in business class. The results would probably be a bit different.
oh hell yeh i have spent 14 hours in economy and that was utter hell
Jordan Caple ive spent 16 in economy (total 32 to and from the philippines) and i swore i would never do it again, premium economy or up only 😂
That would be illegal, that’s mass slaughter
"A bit" different lol
@@ashisnotok7106 same. From winnipeg to Hong Kong
You chilled out in a bed for 19 hours? That's called Sunday
They will end up doing what Singapore airlines did, make only business seats on that route.
Yep because none of us will buy cattle class on that flight, I had a flight booked from Melbourne to London via Singapore and they tried to shift me to the direct flight from Perth to London after my connecting flight to Melbourne was delayed, I told them where they could place that flight.
I’d argue that a 4 hour long car ride with no breaks is more difficult than this.
I drove 15 hours non stop a while back. I’d take that any day over being in an aircraft for 19 hours
I once was in a car for 13 hours and we stopped twice, and a 6 hour car ride with no stopping. 19 hour flight any day, they slept for half the time and had a full on meal, tv, and meals
my family recently drove about 8 hours, lots of stops but it defo sucked, being cramped in the back seat with my siblings crying with not much to do.
@@Hummus-dm6hc lol I’ve been on a bunch of 12+ hour cars rides. I’m actually on one rn. They aren’t really that bad
Super long car drives are fun lol.
It’s easy to fly 19hrs when ur probs getting paid, have no one around you, no screaming babies and are in first class
I cannot possibly believe that literally 100% of people in the comments have been on long haul, economy flights with screaming babies in close proximity.
Bill Cipher I was on a 16hr flight and the person in front of me was reclined fully for 15hrs of it
Bill Cipher I can’t possibly believe that you haven’t if you fly at least a couple times a year... screaming babies are everywhere!
Some time in the future people will laugh at this clip knowing they’re able to go across the solar system in 10 seconds
You used to be able to go across the Atlantic ocean in 3 and a half hours on a concorde but they don't exist anymore because of a takeoff incident
"So i tRiEd oUt ThE CoAcH CaBiN..... BuT oF CoUrSe I PrEfERReD mY BuSiNeSS CLaSs SeAt" .... yea no shit DaViD
Innit
LMAO
I hate you for typing that way
@@henrrypoop7570 I hate me too
@@elo-matey lol Chris you're a mood
Doesn't seem that impressive considering he's in a business class seat the whole trip.
Exactly
Supposedly the seats will only be premium economy plus on these flights.
Oh please
@@Romans8-9 Unless all the seats are business class, that will be a hard trip. The only saving grace is being able to lie down and sleep.
"We were making aviation history", says the guy who did nothing except eat and sleep in the business class section
He also made the video and compiled a lot of info all for you to watch and learn about.
@@flugelchannel237 "learn"
Tbf reporting the journey is a part of it
He's funding it lmao
@I daignose you with invalid he did if he participated in it lmao. He may have not been flying the plan but he was a test subject and you're trusting your life with other people
Dude, I can't even adapt to a one hour daylight savings time shift. These people are magic.
Try sleeping in economy with people getting up to pee every 30 seconds and crammed in like sardines
FinanceForThought Exactly
Economy class is quite luxurious compared to most airliners there. I mean, still wouldn't be nice to fly 20 hours with, but just look at that coating on the seat 😍
The economy class in Emirates is actually better than most businesses classes
Xanax, eye cover and earplugs. You will sleep like a baby. I would also recommend 400mg Quetiapin if you have a tolerance for Xanax. Quetiapin will definitely put you to sleep whether you like it or not. My partner takes both. She is as helpless as a baby once she is asleep. Last years April fools I changed her clothes while she slept. Changing clothes on someone is actually cumbersome. Who knew? It was not as easy as changing clothes on a baby.
She knew just the right words to nuke that joke from orbit: "I trust you completely, honey". That is quite a turn on but it killed the joke.
Not sure what I will do this April fools. Think I will just skip it. That trust thing made me feel guilty. Maybe a joke when she is awake. Any ideas? Im thinking hot sauce.
(We pull jokes on each other). She threw a doll in the same clothes as our baby from the second floor. She has a twisted sense of humor. Have never run so fast to catch a doll.
Anyway remember the medication names. Im talkative today. Maybe she spiked my tea again. That is cheating! Not April fools yet!
Don’t forget the tight leg space if you’re tall. Particularly when the person you’re sitting behind had reclined their chair. Pure pain.
They should have all been in economy class with crying baby's, no tv, no internet and no spare seats
I thought economy class had TV and internet.
@@farranasution4068 not every airline does and the ones that do can sometimes not work. My point was that they should have tested the long flight in the worst conditions
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SpiderJC all long flight economy seats that I’ve sat in have had a tv where you could watch movies. It’s standard nowadays.
“I didn’t feel jetlagged”
Because you just slept 8 hours while laying down 🤦🏻♂️
That’s the point, that’s why he said he didn’t feel jet lagged 🤦🏻♀️
It was engineered that way
Do you even know wtf jetlag means??
@@apparition4196 im from europe, my wife is from thailand, i think i know wtf jetlag means lmao
@@apparition4196 if you can sleep on a long flight it drastically reduces being jetlagged. If you board a flight in the afternoon, then fly 11 hours without sleep, and land in a timezone where its morning, for example, if you can sleep while flying it will reduce a jetlag. If you have to go to sleep in the morning and then sleep like 10 hours you will wake up in the evening.
Try taking a 16-17 hour flight from NYC to Delhi with that kid that won’t stop kicking the back of your chair but their parents yell at YOU when you say something. Hard pass, I’d rather stop and make a trip out of it like we used to do! Miss the 2000s.
I was in a 17 hour flight, without first class, without exercises, without special treatment, and without any space at all.
Congrats
Why would you ever do that to yourself
I was on a 20 hour one but with four hours in between but that was spent waiting and worrying since we missed our flight. Didn’t know how to get home or if we had to stay overnight and had no where to stay, but it wasn’t that bad
Same,but for 16 hours and I was 23.
Ailani sounds like fun
There’s always that ONE person that just sleeps through the entire thing some how
even before you take off lol
Harrison Key NOT FUNNY!!!!
@@nalsra0 wdym? tf
@@nalsra0 bruh
That’s me! I fly back and forth from Kansas to Alaska a lot. As soon as we’re airborne the drone just knocks me out. Unless there is cool shit to look at out the window....
"test"
A test with 50 people. A test where you could sit wherever you wanted pretty much. You got a business seat. You had a comfortable, fully reclinable seat. You had good food. You know what most people get? Economy. Economy isn't very comfortable, and all you're given is a seat that can only recline SLIGHTLY, and pretzels and Coke every hour. Meanwhile you could order gourmet shit. No wonder it wasn't hard on your body
Don't you get good food on a long distance flight even if you are in economy class? 😅
@@lenixdst8312Nope I just flied from Istanbul to Taipei and all I got was a cold sandwich, water and some juice 😐
@@evuxs Really? Wow thats crazy 🙈 I think I had luck on my experience 😅 with what company where you flying?
@@lenixdst8312 I was flying with Turkish airlines
@@evuxs same, except the fact that it was from India to Thailand.
"Your passion for exploration is evident in every video. It's inspiring!"
19 hours in:
Business class: Alive beings
Everyone else: Skeletons
First class: gods
Of course 19 hours in business is easy
Flying 4 hours in economy with a crying baby is already hell, I couldn’t imagine 19
I'd bet someone would try and parachute out the plane
Four hours in economy was not that bad from London to Turkey its four hours just buy food then fall asleep and you'll most likely sleep for 2 or 3 hours but that was my experience I'm dead sure it's not the same for everyone else
I did a few times 13-16 hours with a baby and a toddler without their dad and it was tough but nice because so many people help us 😁 my baby wasn't crying a lot, thank God
I had to fly 3 hours economy and it was living hell
I am sure flying with 19 babies would be the doomsday for the parents ! ;)
“Being in the air for 20 hrs wasn’t as hard on my body as I thought” - no sh*t! He was on an empty plane, eating delicious food and was able to lay down. Do it in coach crammed between two people, eating nasty mystery meat plane food in a chair that reclines 3 inches.
Hayley K your chair did 3 inches!!!! Mine hardly did 2 :) one and a half at most now think of it
And when you recline it, the person behind complains Loool
Hayley K it is still hard on your body sometimes
DScubes lol not as much as being cramped up for 10+ hours in between 2 crusty ass people.
Woah dude, airplane food is delicious
When I went to Sydney from nyc we stopped in San Francisco and the flight from there to Sydney was 16 hours. It was honestly pretty hard but so worth it
WHY IS'NT ANYBODY TALKING ABOUT THE FACT THAT HE HAS TO GO BACK TO HIS HOME FROM SYDNEY???!!!
ok
@@fernandocontreras4981 ok?
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@@n_ix5847 "OOOKKK"
Ok
Imagine flying 19hrs and NOT being in business class. Sounds like suicide
I did a 10 hour to Hawaii in “premium economy” leaving at 7am and arriving at 2pm was a special kind of hell.
thats why this flight when made commercial will be ecoplus only
What are you talking about? Took a bus coach for 30 hours straight and upon arrival I worked 8 ours in my first day at the new job. Survived
18ish hours flight from Korea to Australia, no business class. Managed to survive just fine
Not shit comparing to flying from USA to Finland 13 hours straight I had a mental breakdown and started crying on plane
I traveled 12 hours straight in a BUS!!! The seat was just like an office chair, upright and non-reclining.
What worked for me was the timings, 7pm to 7am.
Oh, real relatable.. business class.
I’m sure everyone can afford that.
Amber Louise its not for everybody tho
-I was being sarcastic.
Amber Louise ah kay
Joel Justin aye I want to go into debt
Amber Louise of course not planes are only for people who can afford it I didn’t fly on a plane until I was 23 cuz I couldn’t afford business class tickets
I love how beautifully this is backfiring! Rarely does the comment section put a smile on my face. Thank you!
It's a bunch of ghetto people complaining about how poor they are.
The video isn’t backfiring peoples brains are what’s backfiring
@@coreystone9102 Everyone who can't afford first class are ghetto... gotcha
@@beepboop4833 Imagine being that out of touch, must be nice.
Wdym "backfiring"?
People are making jokes, if you are legitimately pissed by this video you have issues