FIFA President Flies 100 Hours Covering 60000 Miles

The article focused on the intensive travel undertaken by FIFA President Gianni Infantino during the 2026 World Cup events held across North America. The Associated Press analyzed his travel data, which included flying over 59,000 miles—roughly equivalent to circling the Earth two and a half times—over a span of 39 days. Infantino moved between 3 countries and 16 cities, attending more than 104 matches. He managed to attend at least one game every day of the tournament, sometimes even two, with his daily trips sometimes exceeding three flights. His longest flight lasted 5 hours and 44 minutes, while the shortest was just 28 minutes—all aboard a Qatar Government Gulfstream G650 aircraft. The journeys also involved traveling between various cities such as Miami, Seattle, and New Jersey, in order to attend events, matches, and key meetings of the Association. This intense travel schedule highlights the significant global role Infantino plays in managing and organizing the event, while also showcasing the scale of mobility and logistical efforts involved in hosting the most widespread World Cup in history.

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