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HNLescapee Apr 4, 2006 7:58 pm

Most Airport Codes in a Year?
 
I've noticed that people in the MP forum never seem to get tired of comparing EQM and RDM totals during the year, but most of these seem to be from business flyers who go to a relatively limited number of destinations many, many times in a year. I don't recall seeing any discussions of who has hit the largest number of UA (or *A) airports in a year.

So, here goes: Who can claim the largest number of airport codes (including layovers and MRs) visited in the last 12 months?

My list:

UA:
ORD (home base)
LAX
LGA
SFO
OAK
PHL
COS
IAD
HNL
DCA
PHX
SEA
ANC
LAS
LHR
CMH

*A:
YVR

Other Airlines:
LUT
IOM

nerd Apr 4, 2006 8:07 pm

I would add mine, but I really don't think others would find it interesting, regardless of how long or unique it is, so I'll spare you the bore. :)

lasvegasflyer Apr 4, 2006 8:16 pm


Originally Posted by HNLescapee
I've noticed that people in the MP forum never seem to get tired of comparing EQM and RDM totals during the year, but most of these seem to be from business flyers who go to a relatively limited number of destinations many, many times in a year. I don't recall seeing any discussions of who has hit the largest number of UA (or *A) airports in a year.

So, here goes: Who can claim the largest number of airport codes (including layovers and MRs) visited in the last 12 months?

My list:

UA:
ORD (home base)
LAX
LGA
SFO
OAK
PHL
COS
IAD
HNL
DCA
PHX
SEA
ANC
LAS
LHR
CMH

*A:
YVR

Other Airlines:
LUT
IOM

It was a youthful fantasy to visit every country in the world ONCE, just to get the passports stamped, and make a collage of all the boarding passes to hang in my home.

The problem is when you have enough time and money to do this, you also feel too old and tired to attempt it, and I am "only" 46....

rar indeed Apr 4, 2006 8:21 pm


Originally Posted by lasvegasflyer
It was a youthful fantasy to visit every country in the world ONCE, just to get the passports stamped, and make a collage of all the boarding passes to hang in my home.

The problems is when you have enough time and money to do this, you also feel too old and tired to attempt it, and I am "only" 46....

...and the BPs from thermal printers fade to an unreadable state quickly. :(

deckman Apr 4, 2006 8:22 pm

Mixed airlines (UA or *A just don't go to some of these places)

IAD, DCA, BWI, ORD, LAX, SFO, IAH, YOW, PEK, ICN, NRT, ULN, LHR, ISB, BOM, HYD, BKK, SIN, JKT, DPS, DIL, PNH, REP, KUL, MNL, HKG, SJO

wimpypipsqueak Apr 4, 2006 8:25 pm

Lucky this is all available in a spreadsheet!

Last year I went to 27 different airports.
SYD, LAX, SNA, DEN, DFW, MSP, ORD, FRA, FCO, MAA, BOM, AMD, SIN, SFO, YYZ, IAD, FLL, EDI, ABZ, NWI, YEG, LHR, LIS, BKK, ARN, JFK, LGA

So far this year its 15
SYD, SFO, SNA, ORD, MSP, MIA, IAD, LHR, ABZ, NWI, BKK, LAX, DEN, FRA, TLV

1kBill Apr 4, 2006 8:27 pm

Not a clue.

I suppose I could go get my MP spreadsheets and somehow extract airport codes and do an advanced filter to extract the codes.

Or I could go get a nice cold one, kick back and relax.

Guess what I'm gonna do? ;)

Kiwi Flyer Apr 4, 2006 8:27 pm

I have flown to/from 54 different airports in 2005 (not all *A) and 32 different airports in 2004.

So far in 2006 I have flown to/from 16 different airports with a further 11 unique airports (not already visited this year) in the next 3 weeks (and yet more after that).

HNLescapee Apr 4, 2006 8:32 pm


Originally Posted by 1kBill
Not a clue.

I suppose I could go get my MP spreadsheets and somehow extract airport codes and do an advanced filter to extract the codes.

I just checked my Mileage Summary from 4/05-4/06 on united.com. With only one non-*A flight, it was easy enough just to go down the list...

wimpypipsqueak Apr 4, 2006 8:36 pm

I feel sorry for the 1K that has been to only 2 if there are any?

mahasamatman Apr 4, 2006 8:37 pm

My past 12 months haven't been that lucritive (18 airports - ABQ BOS DEN FAT FRA IAD JFK LAX MIA NRT OAK ORD SBA SFO SJU SZG TPE YYZ - and ICN can be added on Saturday), but since you didn't restrict your question to commercial flights, my biggest year was 1993 with 41 airports - 3CM 6B6 ACK ARB ASH AYE BAF BED BFD BOS BVY CGF EWB FFO HDH HFD HPN HYA ISP LCI LEB LHR LWM MCO MHT MVY ORH OWD P10 PHX PSF PVD PWM SFO STL TLV TEB TLV TTN TUS YUM - only 6 of which were on commercial flights. My lifetime total is around 160, plus several off-airport locations...

seanp7 Apr 4, 2006 8:53 pm

Past 12 months: BNA, EWR, CLT, DUB, ORD, CDG, PRG, PDX, YVR, YUL, FLL, MIA, TPA, PHX, LAX, SYD, AKL, CHC, ZQN, DCA, IAD, LHR, BKK

lucky9876coins Apr 4, 2006 9:03 pm

I know I am missing plenty, but off the top of my head this is it for the 2005 calendar year:
TPA
MCO
ORD
DEN
LAX
SFO
IAD
SMF
SNA
SEA
PDX
SAN
SJC
NRT
HKG
SGN
FRA
CDG
PMI
PAD
MUC
CGN
DUS
CVG
ATL
DCA
JFK
LGA
PHL

fs2k2isfun Apr 4, 2006 9:21 pm

My list thus far is rather short:
DEN
ORD
MDW
AMS
STR
I'm depressed about it. :( :( :(

hawkxp Apr 4, 2006 9:32 pm


Originally Posted by HNLescapee
I've noticed that people in the MP forum never seem to get tired of comparing EQM and RDM totals during the year, but most of these seem to be from business flyers who go to a relatively limited number of destinations many, many times in a year. I don't recall seeing any discussions of who has hit the largest number of UA (or *A) airports in a year.

So, here goes: Who can claim the largest number of airport codes (including layovers and MRs) visited in the last 12 months?

My list:

UA:
ORD (home base)
LAX
LGA
SFO
OAK
PHL
COS
IAD
HNL
DCA
PHX
SEA
ANC
LAS
LHR
CMH

*A:
YVR

Other Airlines:
LUT
IOM

How can you fly UA and not see DEN?


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