China Southern's 777-300ER Flies China's Longest Nonstop Flight to New York

With a Boeing 777-300ER taking off from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport
China Southern Airlines launched an inaugural flight of its Guangzhou-New York service, marking the longest nonstop flight in the history of China civil aviation industry.
It is the first nonstop flight from Guangzhou to New York operated by a Chinese carrier, and the Guangzhou-based carrier's first international flight linked to the East Cost of the U.S.

China Southern's 777-300ER is configured with 309 seats in four distinct cabins - 4 first class seats, 34 business class seats, 44 premium economy seats and 227 economy seats. Each first class seat on China Southern's B777-300ER is installed with a 23-inch high resolution screen, with 15.4-inch screen for business class, 10-inch screen for premium economy class and 8.9-inch screen for economy class.
By now, all of China's three major aviation hubs (Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou) have nonstop flights to New York.