National Airlines has successfully completed what is believed to be the world's longest commercial Boeing 777 Freighter flight carrying live cargo, further demonstrating the airline's capability to execute complex, time-critical, ultra-long-haul cargo operations.
The nonstop flight was operated from Prestwick, Scotland, to Melbourne, Australia, covering an extraordinary 9,849 nautical miles in 19 hours and 23 minutes. The mission was flown on N792CA, one of the airline's newest Boeing 777 Freighters, part of National Airlines' expanding and modernizing fleet.

"This mission exemplifies what National Airlines is built to do, deliver mission-critical cargo anywhere in the world with speed, precision, and reliability," said Chris Alf, Chairman of National Airlines. "Completing this historic flight is not only a remarkable operational achievement but also a testament to the dedication, expertise, and collaboration of our global teams."
More than a record-setting journey, the flight demonstrates National Airlines' ability to plan and execute highly complex, ultra-long-haul missions while maintaining the highest standards of operational excellence. The successful completion of the mission reflects the seamless coordination between the airline's flight operations, maintenance, dispatch, commercial, and ground support teams, ensuring the safe and timely delivery of critical cargo across continents.
The accomplishment also underscores the growing capabilities of National Airlines' Boeing 777 Freighter fleet, whose recent expansion continues to enhance the airline's ability to provide fuel-efficient, long-range solutions for customers requiring rapid, reliable, and customized cargo transportation.
National Airlines currently operates a fleet of nine Boeing 747 Freighters, four Boeing 777 Freighters, one Airbus A330-300, and two Airbus A330-200 passenger aircraft, serving more than 450 airports worldwide each year.