Air China's longest routes exceed 6,000 miles in February schedule

The Beijing to Auckland route covers 6,462 miles with daily flights using the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Air China favors a three-class layout on these aircraft.

Shenzhen's connection to Johannesburg spans 6,635 miles using the Airbus A350-900. Air China offers three round trips per week on this route.

Beijing to New York is served by the Boeing 747-8 over a distance of 6,838 miles with multiple weekly flights. The aircraft accommodates up to 365 passengers across four classes.

The Beijing-Washington route is operated non-stop eight times this month using the Boeing 777-300ER twinjet over a distance of 6,922 miles.

From Shenzhen to Los Angeles, Air China flies four times weekly on the Boeing 777-300ER over a distance of 7,248 miles.

A one-stop service from Beijing to Johannesburg via Shenzhen covers a total of 7,269 miles using the Airbus A350-900 aircraft.

Beijing's connection to Havana via Madrid measures at least 7,922 miles with twice-weekly service utilizing the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.

Finally, Air China's longest route this month is from Beijing to São Paulo via Madrid at an impressive distance of 10,589 miles using the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner for three rotations weekly.