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Re:Europe is investing heavily in trains by carlhjerpe on Monday April 11, 2022 @06:54PM (#30996190)
And yet layover flights are decreasing since the 2 engine restriction was "lifted". A 787 can fly non stop for as long as would be comfortable for someone to be on a plane.

According to Wendover Productions.

Re:Europe is investing heavily in trains by sokoloff on Monday April 11, 2022 @07:27PM (#30996537)
But there’s still a connection/hub-and-spoke system. You could fill a 787 with enough fuel to fly from Columbus, OH to Venice, but you couldn’t fill it with enough people to make it make sense.
Re:Europe is investing heavily in trains by dx034 on Tuesday April 12, 2022 @05:09AM (#31000254)
And airlines usually charge more for direct flights (price discrimination), so for leasure long-haul travel it's fairly common for Europeans to have a flight with stopover, even if there's a direct connection available.