DL275 distance and great-circle path
DL275 covers 10,320 km, or 6,413 miles. That makes it an ultra-long-haul flight, near the limit of what most twinjets can fly non-stop. Of the 275 routes we track, it ranks 61 by distance.
Detroit to Tokyo crosses the international date line. The 10,320 km track runs north-west, and the calendar date at the gate in Tokyo will not be the one the cabin expects. It links United States with Japan.
Our guide explains how the DTW-HND route appears on a tracker map.
Can the Airbus A350-900 comfortably fly DL275?
Not really. It uses about 69% of the Airbus A350-900's range. That leaves room for a full load of passengers and bags. The full numbers are on our aircraft page for the Airbus A350-900.
What to know about DL275
- Time change: you land 13 hours ahead of the time you left. That is enough to cause jet lag. Here is how pilots handle it.
- Crosses the date line: the calendar date changes while you are in the air.