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Changes to in-flight lighting, food and sleep schedules can reduce passenger jet lag, according to new research from Qantas and the University of Sydney.
Qantas has unveiled the cabin design of its Airbus A350s, which will fly direct from Sydney to New York and London from late 2025.
The findings come from research by Qantas and the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre during test flights for Qantas's non-stop routes between London, New York and Sydney.
According to media reports, Qantas has partnered with Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre to come up with a unique in-flight experience which could help reduce jetlag drastically.In 2019, a team of scientists were onboard three dedicated research flights, along with a few volunteer customers, in preparation for Project Sunshine - the world's longest non-stop flight.
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