Free tool
How far have I flown?
Type in your flights as airport codes and see your total distance in kilometres and miles, how many times that is around the Earth, and how many airports and countries you have flown to. Free, and nothing is stored.
Keep a log that adds itself up
Forward your booking emails to TripStow, or import years of flights in one go, and get your distance, airports, airlines, the exact planes you flew on and a map of everywhere you have been.
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- How is the distance worked out?
- Each flight is measured as the great-circle distance between the two airports, the shortest path over the Earth's surface. Real flights are usually a little longer because of air traffic routes and winds, so the true total is slightly higher.
- What do I type?
- One flight per line, as two airport codes: LHR-JFK, or LHR JFK, or LHR to JFK. Three-letter IATA codes and four-letter ICAO codes both work. A line with three codes, like LHR JFK LAX, counts as two flights.
- How many times around the Earth is that?
- The calculator divides your total by the Earth's circumference at the equator, 40,075 km, and shows the distance to the Moon (384,400 km on average) for scale.
- Is anything saved?
- No. Your flights live in the link only. To keep a log that adds up by itself, sign up and forward your booking emails, or import your history from TripIt, myFlightradar24 or OpenFlights.
Also try the free countries visited map.