Calculating lifetime miles flown (all airlines)

[Isochronous]

I recall in the past some posters have made reference to a website or program they can download. What is it and where do I download it from?

 

[nlagalle]

I use award wallet: www. awardwallet .com

http://www.awardwallet.com

 

[Meggsy]

I use FlightMemory - Where your memories fly! - Create your personal Flight Memory and keep track of where you've flown! but I am sure there will be others.

 

[nlagalle]

Oops I was thinking of points!

Yes I use flight memory too.

 

[moa999]

Also OpenFlights.org: Flight logging, mapping, stats and sharing

 

[Joshua]

And finally the latest one, Flightdiary

I have progressively moved from Flight Memory to OpenFlights to Flightdiary. I now maintain the latter two. Flightdiary is the flashiest looking, will post to Facebook and automatically populates most of the data including A/C rego - go back to flight memory afterwards and it's like pulling teeth to enter flights.

Huge thumbs up for OpenFlights KML export function.

 

[casanovawa]

I use flightmemory as well, but there is also flightdiary... it would be nice if you could enter info in one and then if you open an account at another just transfer it over or export info etc, but don' think you can from flightmemory to flightdiary unfortunately...

 

[medhead]

Flight memory will import from excel or csv for a fee. Open flights will import from flight memory screen dumps, or something like that, and excel file/csv. Not sure about the other.

 

[Joshua]

Flightdiary will import/export from excel, or even better it will just import the OpenFlights file. FM came first, OF next so can import from FM, then FD last and that can import from OF... confused? FM>OF>FD ugh.

What are people's feelings about Flightmemory? It is the oldest but it the interface and map outputs pale in comparison now IMO.

 

[casanovawa]

I think Flightmemory is pretty reasonable, like the look of the maps but they aren't very functional in terms of being able to be moved or zoomed etc, i went and had a look again at it tonight and if you pay for some premium version it offers a lot more functionality that flightdiary seems to offer for free, being able to zoom in on maps etc.. Flightdiary to me sometimes looks a bit busy and the lines and all cover up the maps a bit too much etc... i wouldn't mind having both, but not sure i can be bothered re-entering all my flights into FD now...

 

[serfty]

... - go back to flight memory afterwards and it's like pulling teeth to enter flights.
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"Go back"? It was like 'pulling teeth' in the first place!:shock:

 

[eric2011]

Flightdiary for me. Suprising how far you travel when it is all added up

 

[Isochronous]

I'm filling in flight diary now courtesy of this, many thanks.

Only problem is that it doesn't seem to have Traralgon (IATA:TGN) on the database, so I can't input about 6 SYD-TGN sectors I did in the late 90s. Seeing as Rex operated this route as recently as 2004-2005 or so from memory, that seems odd. Wonder if I can email them and convince them to add it?