Great-circle distance
Distances use city latitude and longitude with the Haversine formula, which measures the shortest path over the earth's surface.
City distance tool
Find the great-circle distance between two cities, compare kilometers and miles, and estimate nonstop flight time with a shareable result page.
Distances use city latitude and longitude with the Haversine formula, which measures the shortest path over the earth's surface.
The flight estimate adds realistic block-time overhead to a typical nonstop cruise speed, so it is useful without pretending to be a live airline schedule.
Each city pair can be embedded with a lightweight iframe that includes attribution and supports light, dark, and automatic themes.
Indexed city pairs
These high-demand city pairs are linked directly for search engines and visitors, while the picker above can calculate any other supported city pair.
It looks up each city's latitude and longitude, then applies the Haversine formula to estimate the great-circle distance between the two points.
No. The flight time is an estimate based on distance, a typical nonstop cruise speed, and fixed takeoff, landing, and taxi overhead.
Yes. City-pair result pages include an iframe embed with attribution back to WorldStats.
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