Define a nonstop flight.

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Define a nonstop flight.

A nonstop flight means the plane travels directly from the origin to the final destination with no intermediate stops or changes of planes. This is the clearest way to get from start to finish in one continuous trip. If there’s a stop in between, or you have to change planes, it’s not nonstop. A route with the same flight number but a stop is typically called a direct flight, not nonstop, and a trip that requires changing planes is a connecting flight. A layover that doesn’t involve changing flights still isn’t truly nonstop because you pause at another airport before continuing. So the description that matches nonstop is the one with no stops to the final destination.

A nonstop flight means the plane travels directly from the origin to the final destination with no intermediate stops or changes of planes. This is the clearest way to get from start to finish in one continuous trip. If there’s a stop in between, or you have to change planes, it’s not nonstop. A route with the same flight number but a stop is typically called a direct flight, not nonstop, and a trip that requires changing planes is a connecting flight. A layover that doesn’t involve changing flights still isn’t truly nonstop because you pause at another airport before continuing. So the description that matches nonstop is the one with no stops to the final destination.

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