How often do you fly?
Jan 13, 23, 7:18 am
#16
Join Date: Jul 2018
Location: Mexico
Programs: BAEC Gold
Posts: 2,897
Kind of streaky in my case. I generally do long haul 3 times a year from Mex to Europe or Asia. However one long haul into Europe can come along with 12 to 14 short haul legs included in that trip. In Mexico I don't tend to do much internal flying these days as I'll often go stateside to see family when I've got spare time. I can easily go 3 months not flying and then have another flurry of flights over a few weeks
Jan 13, 23, 7:48 am
#17
Join Date: Feb 2020
Location: Edinburgh
Programs: BA Exec Club Silver
Posts: 23
With family overseas I tend to do at least two long-haul trips per year (TX/West Coast USA and SE Asia with side trips built in) and 3-4 European holidays and 2-3 domestic trips as well. Usually like to space my trips out roughly every 6 weeks so I've always got something to look forward to.
Jan 13, 23, 7:54 am
#18
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: JER
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 683
Probably about 15 round trips each year purely between JER and the mainland (half personal, half for work), and then three or four leisure trips (mostly to Europe, perhaps one a year to the US). So about 50 flights, but well over half of them involving JER in some way and thus being very short.
Jan 13, 23, 8:12 am
#19
Join Date: Nov 2018
Programs: BAEC Silver
Posts: 496
Leisure only and I generally do around one LH a month over the last nine months, though it’s not usually as much as that. (Wife is CC). A few other SH to Spain (skiing) and Greece (sailing) at various points in the year.
Because a lot of the flying is Staff Travel no status, however some proper J stuff booked via BAH this year so Silver is coming.
Always loved travel and our retirement funding takes into account J travel with BA to try and maintain Silver.
Also like BA so most of our flying will be with them. Had the misfortune of trying Qantas LH last week - hopefully never again.
Because a lot of the flying is Staff Travel no status, however some proper J stuff booked via BAH this year so Silver is coming.
Always loved travel and our retirement funding takes into account J travel with BA to try and maintain Silver.
Also like BA so most of our flying will be with them. Had the misfortune of trying Qantas LH last week - hopefully never again.
Jan 13, 23, 8:39 am
#21
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: LHR, LGW
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 3,066
Jan 14, 23, 3:23 am
#29
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: JER
Programs: BA Gold/OWE, several MUCCI, and assorted Pensions!
Posts: 31,696
Simple old Leisure traveller, but we try to get away on holiday every 2/3 of months. Ex-JER obviously adds connecting sectors every trip, which conveniently ups the Sector count and the TPs! Pre-Covid, >30 Sectors p/a, currently ~20. Destinations ... mainly USA, Caribbean and Mediterranean.
Jan 14, 23, 3:59 am
#30
Join Date: May 2017
Programs: BA Exec Club, Accor Diamond, other airline programmes very basic
Posts: 143
Too often.............8 flights next week, week after = 4, week after that = 5 and then another 5 the following week, each of these trips being work-related. Yes, it can be tiring at times but it's part of the job. Each of these flights is short haul Europe and I get to fly in Club which makes it a bit more comfortable.
