DRW shortest and longest international flights from AUS

[Hvr]

It's an interesting boast. I wonder if any other large countries with multiple airports can say the same?

'Australia's shortest and longest international flights' now departing Darwin

Darwin is now home to "Australia's shortest and longest international flights", with the first of Qantas's new regular passenger flights to Dili departing the NT capital.

www.abc.net.au

Darwin is now home to "Australia's shortest and longest international flights", with the first of Qantas's new regular passenger flights to Dili today departing the NT capital.

"Darwin-Dili is 725km and Darwin-London is over 14,000km depending on the route flown," Darwin-based aviation analyst Bruce Dale said.

 

[dajop]

I do take task with the following comment from the article though:

Darwin is now home to "Australia's shortest and longest international flights", with the first of Qantas's new regular passenger flights to Dili today departing the NT capital.

Umm, wouldn't have that happened a couple of weeks ago when AirNorth resumed flights to Dili?