Business travel is very boring. But along the way, you need to find ways to keep it exciting. Haynes introduced me to FlightDiary which has helped me keep track of travel and analyze it. Day before, I took my 100th flight via Mumbai from a total of 170. Here is how my flight-diary looks now:
And some stats to go with it:
| Total | Most flown |
|---|---|
| 170 Flights | 66 flights in 2014 |
| 42 Airports | 100 flights via Mumbai |
| 25 Airlines | 44 flights on Singapore Airlines (SQ) |
| 23 Countries | 12 times to Singapore |
| 32 Aircraft types | 31 flights on Boeing 777 |
| Measure | # |
|---|---|
| Total flown | 557,427 km |
| Average | 3279 km, 04:35 |
| Longest | BOM↔EWR, 12538 km, 15:30 hrs |
| Shortest | CPH↔SGD, 195 km, 00:45 hrs |
| Around the world | 13.91 times |
| To the Moon | 1.450x |
| To Mars | 0.0100x (need to work on this) |
| Location | Airport | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|
| Northernmost | Reykjavik, Iceland (KEF) | 63.98°N 22.61°W |
| Southernmost | Melbourne, Australia (MEL) | 37.67°S 144.84°E |
| Westernmost | Portland, USA (PDX) | 45.59°N 122.6°W |
| Easternmost | Brisbane, Australia (BNE) | 27.38°S 153.12°E |
Thanks to Haynes for his encouragement to maintain my FlightDiary.