FlightMemory
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Jul 14, 07, 2:39 pm
#76
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: WAS
Programs: AA EXP (2MM), DL PM, UA GLD, SPG PLT, IHG SPIRE AMB, HH DIA, OTHERS
Posts: 3,741
New Premium Membership
I just noticed today that FlightMemory is now offering a premium membership for $35/year.
Benefits include:
-more statistics (map zoom capability, additional stats, top twenty entries...)
-ability to create roundtrips and copy flights (a big plus for me)
-no ads
-and more
Just curious if any FTers are going to pay for the premium membership? I'm still undecided.
-FlyerBeek
Benefits include:
-more statistics (map zoom capability, additional stats, top twenty entries...)
-ability to create roundtrips and copy flights (a big plus for me)
-no ads
-and more
Just curious if any FTers are going to pay for the premium membership? I'm still undecided.
-FlyerBeek
Jul 14, 07, 3:33 pm
#77
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: HKG
Programs: Priority Club Plat
Posts: 12,311
Originally Posted by FlyerBeek
Just curious if any FTers are going to pay for the premium membership? I'm still undecided.
Anyways, I'm ranked about 510th among ~29,000 users, for total flight miles.
Last edited by rkkwan; Jul 14, 07 at 10:27 pm
Jul 14, 07, 4:40 pm
#78
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: WAS
Programs: AA EXP (2MM), DL PM, UA GLD, SPG PLT, IHG SPIRE AMB, HH DIA, OTHERS
Posts: 3,741
Originally Posted by rkkwan
I just paid. Not exactly because I felt the extra feature is worth $35, but I just want to support them anyways.
Anyways, I'm ranked about 510th of the ~29,000 users, for total flight miles.
Anyways, I'm ranked about 510th of the ~29,000 users, for total flight miles.
-FlyerBeek
Jul 14, 07, 5:07 pm
#79
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 13,144
Ah something to definately consider. 
Jul 14, 07, 6:06 pm
#80
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Hotel Guru
Programs: Marriott Plat Premier, UA Gold
Posts: 1,301
Still no one with an idea on how to obtain registrations of international flights?
Jul 15, 07, 5:19 pm
#81
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: VA - US
Programs: Anything and everything I can sign up for. At least the ones I can get some benefit from.
Posts: 141
Awesome. I love it. Wish I would have found it earlier when I had more info on some of my older flights. (or still had a memory left)
Safe travels.
Tim
Safe travels.
Tim
Jul 16, 07, 12:42 pm
#82
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: DEN
Programs: UA GS, 0.8MM
Posts: 11,224
Originally Posted by FlyerBeek
I just noticed today that FlightMemory is now offering a premium membership for $35/year.
Benefits include:
-more statistics (map zoom capability, additional stats, top twenty entries...)
-ability to create roundtrips and copy flights (a big plus for me)
-no ads
-and more
Just curious if any FTers are going to pay for the premium membership? I'm still undecided.
-FlyerBeek
Benefits include:
-more statistics (map zoom capability, additional stats, top twenty entries...)
-ability to create roundtrips and copy flights (a big plus for me)
-no ads
-and more
Just curious if any FTers are going to pay for the premium membership? I'm still undecided.
-FlyerBeek
I'm definitely in.
Jul 17, 07, 12:43 pm
#83
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: DEN
Programs: UA GS, 0.8MM
Posts: 11,224
I activated my premium account last night and it is awesome! You get flight data by mileage, not just # of flights. They have also enabled the PDF feature on the English site. There is a place to compare your stats against other FM users. (Top 1%, thank you very much
) The world map now has a zoom feature, and I would like to see the US have a zoom as well. Maybe have 5-6 regions of the US. I am doubly giddy about this. $35 is a bargain.
) The world map now has a zoom feature, and I would like to see the US have a zoom as well. Maybe have 5-6 regions of the US. I am doubly giddy about this. $35 is a bargain.
Jul 24, 07, 4:42 am
#84
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 1,123
I've only now discovered this and entered data for a few flights. It's going to take a while, and the statistics should be interesting in the end...
BUT...don't at least some of you find the flight time (not counting hours in layovers!) in hours, days, months, and years just a little depressing? Really makes you realize how much of your life is being spent in airplanes.
On the other, I suppose it provides further justification for upgrading. 
BUT...don't at least some of you find the flight time (not counting hours in layovers!) in hours, days, months, and years just a little depressing? Really makes you realize how much of your life is being spent in airplanes.
On the other, I suppose it provides further justification for upgrading.
Jul 24, 07, 8:38 am
#85
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: DEN
Programs: UA GS, 0.8MM
Posts: 11,224
Originally Posted by kuroneko
I've only now discovered this and entered data for a few flights. It's going to take a while, and the statistics should be interesting in the end...
BUT...don't at least some of you find the flight time (not counting hours in layovers!) in hours, days, months, and years just a little depressing? Really makes you realize how much of your life is being spent in airplanes. On the other, I suppose it provides further justification for upgrading.
BUT...don't at least some of you find the flight time (not counting hours in layovers!) in hours, days, months, and years just a little depressing? Really makes you realize how much of your life is being spent in airplanes.
On the other, I suppose it provides further justification for upgrading.
Jul 24, 07, 8:47 am
#86
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Exile
Posts: 14,657
Originally Posted by kuroneko
Really makes you realize how much of your life is being spent in airplanes.
Jul 24, 07, 1:09 pm
#87
Join Date: May 2004
Location: New Orleans, LA (MSY)
Programs: DL 1 MM/DM; HH Lifetime Diamond; Hertz Presidents Circle
Posts: 986
Since most of my flying is domestic, it would be nice to see the rankings domestically and internationally (as separate categories). I can't compete with some of you guys flying internationally. 
Jul 26, 07, 11:14 pm
#88
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: VPS
Programs: DL DM/2MM, Etihad Gold, HHonors Diamond, SPG Gold
Posts: 4,787
I am registered on this site as a premium member and enjoy the functionality. I rank number 74 for total flights only because I've kept accurate records ever since I started flying in 1971, and was therefore able to enter over 35 years of data.
my.flightmemory.com/dlfan
my.flightmemory.com/dlfan
Jul 27, 07, 4:01 am
#89
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: BCN
Programs: IHG, M&M, FB, Avios, Le Club, QR, etc.
Posts: 899
Originally Posted by DLfan
I am registered on this site as a premium member and enjoy the functionality. I rank number 74 for total flights only because I've kept accurate records ever since I started flying in 1971, and was therefore able to enter over 35 years of data.
my.flightmemory.com/dlfan
my.flightmemory.com/dlfan
Impressive! And congratulations on your forthcoming 1,000th flight
Jul 27, 07, 9:46 am
#90
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: DEN
Programs: UA GS, 0.8MM
Posts: 11,224
Originally Posted by DLfan
I am registered on this site as a premium member and enjoy the functionality. I rank number 74 for total flights only because I've kept accurate records ever since I started flying in 1971, and was therefore able to enter over 35 years of data.
my.flightmemory.com/dlfan
my.flightmemory.com/dlfan
When I was doing my flights, I had to go off of memory before 2000, but remembered my flight in 1969 to my grandparents' house SAN-OAK on PSA. 
I flew alone at 4 years old. 
(My mom knew the pilot, so I was well taken care of. )
