The longest non-stop flight in the United States has been announced

Can you handle 11 hours in a row on an airliner?

Hawaiian Airlines hopes you can.

On Thursday, she announced the launch of "the longest domestic line in US history, scheduled regularly," which flies five days a week between Boston and Honolulu.

Flight time between Boston and Honolulu will take up to 11 hours and 40 minutes.

How far is it? 5,095 miles – a challenge for many passengers, but easier depending on the type of configuration of the aircraft and the seat.

As of April 4, 2019, Hawaiian Airlines HA90 and HA91 flights will be operated by an Airbus A330 – a twin-engine, wide-body aircraft that typically seats approximately 275 passengers.

For such a long flight, sleep can be your priority.

Hawaiian said this flight will have 68 Extra Comfort seats in the main cabin with a 36-inch pitch and 18-seat leather seats in the first class – measuring 76 inches long and 20.5 inches wide in a 2-configuration -2-2.

So how long is this flight compared to other ultra-long-haul flights?

United Airlines flies from Newark, New Jersey, Honolulu, which takes up to 10 hours and 50 minutes.

Delta Air Lines has one from Atlanta to Honolulu that lasts 9 hours and 48 minutes.

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Later this year, Singapore Airlines plans to launch a flight that will spend nearly 20 hours in the air between Singapore and New York, about 9,500 miles.

Other ultra-long-haul international flights connecting to the United States include an Atlanta Delta aircraft in Johannesburg, South Africa, which can last up to 17 hours.