F9 Mileage Summary
 

Does anybody know if it is possible for F9 to email or mail you a complete list of every flight that you have flown with them? Or is that something I would have to stop by the GO for? I am compiling flight lists for the last several years, and am missing several Frontier flights...

details?
 

Sounds like a FlightMemory sort of project?

I'm not aware, as all my flights in the past 2 yrs were part of my daytimer and recoverable. Let us know; have you contacted the FF desk?

No idea whether they have this. Curious myself since I just did it with United (got a nice green and white paper print out from a dot matrix printer).

charged?
 

Did UA charge for this?

I called UA and they send to send a letter requesting your history, with your MP # to:

United Mileage Plus Service Center
P.O. Box 6120
Rapid City, SD 57709-6120

You should get something in the mail in two-three weeks...

They didn't charge for it and if you read some threads over at the UA forum some people reporting getting charged 20$.
Also I did not need to send a letter, I just called them and they relayed the message. Came in about 5 days.
But I am GS with UA so this might have to do with getting no charge and also not having to send a letter.

I just contacted Frontier, and they were able to email me a spreadsheet showing all of my flights from the time that I opened the account. I wish it was this easy to get this info. from UA...

Good to know this is available. Good customer service and saves retyping the info. I am just wading through 5 years of UA print outs trying to figure out my international flights.

Just don't kill your eyes when going over the Frontier info... It took me thirty-minutes to determine I had flown 917,531 miles on Frontier since I opened my account in February of 2001

seriously??!
 

That's some serious BIS mileage for an airline that's not easy to rack up that sort of miles w/o flying across water. If so, wow, I'm duly impressed..:cool: That's 150K/yr just on F9, and I assume any other DEN flyer also picks up a fair share of UA, etc, etc. For that sort of mileage, I'd expect to be flying in the cockpit, with a drink in hand, looking at a laptop. No, wrong airline

I need to buy you a drink at DIA Concourse A sometime soon. You're probably there now...:D

Our company has offices in Denver, Virginia, Florida, Georgia and a few other states, so I fly pretty much every week. I get three-weeks of vacation time per year, before Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years and other holidays...

Last year, I probably flew 42 of the 52 weeks..... Down on Monday, back on Friday and then two days off before it started up again...

I am very impressed with this type of mileage. Can't imagine doing this with domestic travel only.
Just a shame F9 miles are currently not worth much with not much standard availability.
Also a sham F9 does not have 1 million miles fliers, they should give you Ascent or Summit for live :D

It is too bad that F9 isn't part of a major alliance. I like being part of UA, because I can use miles all across the board...

Actually, I heard something about F9 possibly having MM fliers back in 2003. I think I saw an article in the Denver Post or maybe the Rocky... I believe the article said that they only had two or three MM people, so I don't know if there are more today...I would assume so, as they have some cheap fares...