What was the longest time you flew non stop?

[Charles W.]

For me it was 19 hours and ten minutes.

 

Chas W.

[bohica]

Hi Chuck.

Well it wasn''t non-stop by a long shot, but once did ZV-QB-KL-WK-DF-YT-QX-WK-KL-ZV once. 13.1 block hours. That''s gotta be some kinda record for the F-27.

 

 

[Charles W.]

Looks like we move the Cat soon, I still plan on fuel at ZV.

 

Later>>>

 

The reverend Chas W.

[bohica]

REVEREND??!!!

 

Lemme know when yer coming.

[Swingline]

5.5 hours in an SGS 1-26; barely long enough for Silver C duration, but it was the best that I could manage.

 

I believe the unofficial duration record was established by a Hungarian fellow in Hawaii, also in a 1-26. As I recall, it was approximately 36 hours. The FAI stopped recording official duration records many decades ago, because of safety concerns.

 

Then there was that crazy record (100 days(!) or something like that) established in a Cessna in Las Vegas back in the 1950s or 60''s. Of course, that kind of stunt doesn''t require much real skill, just a lot of gas and oil, and some tricky arrangements for food, water and sanitation.

 

 

[Demon AESOp]

Around 12.5 in an Aurora. Flying around in circles has never been more boring.

[Commodore64]

My record was from Weagamow to Windigo! I logged 13.5 hours one day... did I mention each leg was a .2 or .3?

[Guest sharky]

10 hrs slouched in a jetranger from ywg to ykf. Just after I got my license. Man was my butt sore....for days. Just coming out of school the longest ride, of course was maybe 2-3 hrs.