What is the difference between Nonstop and Direct flights? You would be surprised how many people get this wrong.

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✈️ Did you know that in the world of aviation, there are two primary types of flights, each with its unique characteristics?

1️⃣ Non-stop Flight: This type of flight is like a express route in the sky. In a non-stop flight, the aircraft takes off from the departure airport and travels directly to the destination airport without making any intermediate stops. Passengers enjoy the convenience of staying on the same plane for the entire journey, making it the quickest way to reach your destination, covering the shortest distance and taking the least amount of time.

2️⃣ Direct Flight: Direct flights offer a twist in the journey. Passengers also stay on the same plane from takeoff to landing, but there's an interesting feature. The flight may make one or more stops along the way, known as "technical stops." These stops can be for various reasons, such as refueling or picking up additional passengers. Passengers typically don't need to disembark during these stops, but there might be moments when you need to stretch your legs while the aircraft is being serviced or during the boarding and disembarking process.

✈️ To sum it up, a direct flight involves a single aircraft for the entire journey but may have one or more stops en route. In contrast, a non-stop flight takes you directly from your departure airport to your destination without any stops along the way.