FlightMemory
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Jul 27, 07, 12:00 pm
#91
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: WAS/TYO
Programs: UA 1K, AA EXP (3MM), DL PM, BONVOY TITANIUM, HYATT GLOBALIST, HILTON DIAMOND, IHG SPIRE AMB, et al.
Posts: 5,553
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
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
-FlyerBeek
Jul 27, 07, 12:28 pm
#92
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 369
Originally Posted by FlyerBeek
Very impressive! ^
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
Well, you can of course enter just any flight you want to, they even offer a "virtual mode". Thus I am not sure how many of these 73 ranking higher than him have actually flown their mileage.
Jul 28, 07, 2:19 am
#93
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: bay area, california
Programs: aa exp 1MM, alaska air, united, hhonors gold, spg gold
Posts: 686
Originally Posted by redbeard911
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. ^
But if I have premium access and you have premium access I still cannot zoom your map and you can't zoom mine..
That'd be nice so I could read them....
Jul 28, 07, 2:28 am
#94
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: bay area, california
Programs: aa exp 1MM, alaska air, united, hhonors gold, spg gold
Posts: 686
Codeshares?
So what are peeople entering in for code shares? the operating airline or the flight number and airline on the BP?
Perhaps they could add a field for "operating airline"
Perhaps they could add a field for "operating airline"
Jul 28, 07, 3:28 pm
#96
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: WAS/TYO
Programs: UA 1K, AA EXP (3MM), DL PM, BONVOY TITANIUM, HYATT GLOBALIST, HILTON DIAMOND, IHG SPIRE AMB, et al.
Posts: 5,553
flightmemory distances not exactly great circle
Has anyone else noticed the small discrepancy in flightmemory's distances verses the actual great circle distance?
For example, east-west flights tend to get shortchanged a couple of miles on flightmemory while north-south flights are calculated as a few too many miles.
-FlyerBeek
For example, east-west flights tend to get shortchanged a couple of miles on flightmemory while north-south flights are calculated as a few too many miles.
-FlyerBeek
Jul 29, 07, 11:02 pm
#99
Moderator, CoronaVirus and Hilton Honors
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: on a short leash
Programs: some
Posts: 71,262
Originally Posted by OliverS
Well, you can of course enter just any flight you want to, they even offer a "virtual mode". Thus I am not sure how many of these 73 ranking higher than him have actually flown their mileage.
Jul 29, 07, 11:29 pm
#100
Moderator: InterContinental Hotels and Germany
Join Date: Oct 2002
Posts: 5,880
Originally Posted by FlyerBeek
Very impressive! ^
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
-FlyerBeek
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
-FlyerBeek
.... (http://meine.flugstatistik.de/FLYGVA)I agree, it's a nice tool. Im am surprised to see, that I have been on the same flights with other people using flightmemory or flugstatistik.
And looking on the handles there (e.g. who is online), you see some well know flyertalkers as well. Well worth the night long date entering procedure, but at leat I have keeped record of all my flights and even have 90% of the boarding passes, so it was not that difficult. SIngned up for a premium account to support them and did not regret it. I was among the first who signed up for a premium account and they have been really fast, also in answering mails.
Aug 29, 07, 7:51 pm
#101
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: HKG
Programs: AA 3MM CK, SQ Solitaire, LH SEN, CX DM, GP Courtesy Card, Marriott LT Titanium
Posts: 3,056
Originally Posted by OliverS
Well, you can of course enter just any flight you want to, they even offer a "virtual mode". Thus I am not sure how many of these 73 ranking higher than him have actually flown their mileage.
the virtual mode is probably for people who like to play flightsim or something.. but I can't seem to fathom why they would spend the time to put their data into flightmemory.. unless they are really really bored... haha...
I actually only put the my flight data from 2000 onwards... I have a bit more before that, but I am hoping when I get to 2010, I will use that map service, and do a poster of my 10 years of flying 2000-2010 and see how crazy it is...
Aug 29, 07, 8:09 pm
#103
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: VPS
Programs: DL DM/2MM, Etihad Gold, HHonors Diamond, SPG Gold
Posts: 4,787
Originally Posted by FlyerBeek
Very impressive! ^
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
-FlyerBeek
I'm surprised, though, that 1.38 million miles ranks as high as #74 with 23,000+ users.
-FlyerBeek
To answer the other question, there is a place to click for a comparison of how you stand among other Flight Memory users. The premium service provides access to a slightly expanded set of stats. All in all, I agree with the others who said that the premium service was $35 well spent.
