What is your longest travel by air, land & sea

[VtEC]

as a starter:

Air: 24hours excluding ofcourse the stop over (3planes)
Land: 12hrs non stop (car)
sea:~30mins (subic port to grande)

[baker123]

air: 15hours (going to the states before)
land: 12hours (dahil sa traffic)
sea: no long rides to post

[GlennSter]

air: 24 hours.

longest by land: 13mins,20 seconds. from makati greenbelt 3 area...to my house in kamias, 9pm....jebs na jebs nako nun. that was the longest 13 mins of my life. after that...i dont believe in nitrous/turbo to mae your car run faster anymore...all you need is a lose bowel movement =)

[redorange]

Air: About 12 hours SFO to Manila.
Land: 11 1/2 hours SFO to Las Vegas with lots of restroom stops.
Sea: Almost 24 hours Manila to Cebu.

[j_avonni]

Air - Manila to Melbourne/Sydney - I think that's 8 hours
Land - We toured northern Luzon - I took us almost a week
Sea - The farthest was to Brooke's Point, Southern Palawan. I think it was 2 days.

[tm27tt]

Air: Hawaii to Bahrain. Hawaii>L.A.>Philadelphia>Sicily>Bahrain
Sea: 6 Months . with a couple of port of call of course.
Land: 10 hrs...i think.

[brubeck]

Air-Manila to Frankfurt....14 hrs
Land-Frankfurt to Paris....10 hrs Manila to Leyte almost 24 hrs including ferry crossing
Sea-Manila to Cebu...almost a day

[mhelskie]

Air: 13 hours(Mla - SFO)
Land: 7 hours(majyjay w/ lots of stopovers and ligaw)
Sea: 1 hr(dos palmas)

[Jun aka Pekto]

Air: 15 hours(?) Manila - San Francisco

Land:
Non-stop: 19 hours straight stopping only for gas and toilet from Reno NV to Oklahoma City, OK

With stops: 3 days from Fallon NV to Miami FL for the 1994 Futbol World Cup

Sea: 1 week(?) on a cruise to Acapulco, Mexico.

[snowbound]

air: davao-manila-qatar-manchester: 16 hours
land: davao-isabela, cagayan: 4days including ferry transfer
sea: davao-manila (on board wilcon 10 cargo ship)4 days.

[_Qwerty_]

Air: 9 hours to Melbourne
Land: to baguio
sea: 15 hours to New Washington Port going to Boracay

[shadow]

air: mnl/LA, mnl/sydney
land:mnl/isabela, south carolina/florida
sea:singapore/malaysia/thailand-star cruise

yun pinakamaikling air travel ko is from charlotte,NC-spartanburg,SC, wala pa yatang 10 minutes yun travel time. pag lipad after 5 minutes yata landing na, hinde na nga mag serve ng meal dahil sa sobrang ikli ng byahe...

[Bogeyman]

Longest land travel: Antipolo-Legaspi City, 12 hours (with stopovers)
Longest sea travel: Manila-Cebu, 24 hours
Longest and only air travel so far: Manila-Kalibo, 45 minutes

[mommyblue]

by land, 16hrs.. manila - baguio - manila. lakas ng trip nila eh.. naglunch lang kame sa baguio tapos uwi din agad..

by sea going to corregidor islands.. 4 hrs papunta gamet ang pangulong (blessing).. pauwi 2 hrs na lang kasi sa catcher na kami sumakay para makauwi agad at makapagpahinga na..

by air going to boracay.. 30 minutes yata.. hindi ko na matandaan eh..

[Honda97]

air - bilis lang. 1.5 hours lang siguro to zamboanga
land - manila to bicol in 10 hours
sea - took the super ferry to davao - 52 hours including stopover sa zamboanga

[Jun aka Pekto]

This trip so far......
Amsterdam----->US (overnight in Atlanta)----->Tokyo

Saying hello from Japan (photo taken last week )



Then next week, I head back home to Arizona.....

Add:

I flew KLM on the first leg. Flight Attendants were pretty.... Food was ok with the packaging better than average...... Lots of legroom on the Airbus plane. Amenities were also good with lcd screens per seat and a serverful of music, movies, and games to pick from.

The second leg was Delta. The Flight Attendants were also pretty although the majority of them were Japanese. Pretty much the same as the KLM flight with lcd screens and media servers making the flight enjoyable. The Boeing 777 was also pretty roomy. But it was a 14.6-hr flight. I was ready to get off the plane when it reached Tokyo. Not sure about the food. I was asleep everytime food was being served....