Flights, trips and the year in the air.
Guides to logging every flight, making a travel recap people actually watch, and moving your history from other apps. Honest comparisons, with sources.
Travel Wrapped 2026: see every flight of your year
Your music app has Wrapped. Your flights can have one too: every airline, every airport and every kilometre of 2026, as one page and a short video.
Is there a Spotify Wrapped for flights?
Airlines don’t make a Wrapped of every flight you took, but you can. The apps that do it, what each one shows, and how to get yours in ten minutes.
40 captions for your travel year in review
Short, funny, reflective and number-led captions for your 2026 travel recap, plus a simple formula for writing your own.
How to find your old flights: a step-by-step guide
Your flight history is scattered across inboxes, loyalty accounts and photos. Where to look, what to search for, and how to log it all quickly.
How to export your flight history from Flighty, myFlightradar24, OpenFlights and TripIt
Step-by-step export instructions for the main flight apps, what the files contain, and how to keep a safe copy of your history.
The best OpenFlights alternatives in 2027
OpenFlights has served flight loggers for years, but users report it is no longer maintained. Where to move your log, and how to do it safely.
The longest flights in the world in 2027
The ten longest non-stop passenger flights, ranked by distance, and the 22-hour Sydney–London flight that should beat them all in 2027.
Flights from London: distance and flight time to 20 favourite destinations
Distances and estimated flight times from London to 20 destinations, from a one-hour hop to Paris to the longest trip of all, to Sydney.
Travel goals for 2027: how to set them and actually track them
25 travel goal ideas for 2027, how to make them measurable, and how to track them from the first flight of the year.
TripIt vs flew.world: planning your trips vs remembering them
One organises the trip ahead, the other keeps every flight after it. How TripIt and flew.world compare, and how to connect them so you don’t type anything twice.
Flighty for Android? The best alternatives in 2027
Flighty isn’t on Android. What Android users can use instead, split into the two jobs Flighty does: tracking today’s flight and remembering every flight.
How many countries are there? The lists travellers use, explained
193, 195, 249 or 330? Why the number of countries depends on who is counting, and which list makes sense for counting your travels.
Great-circle distance explained: why flights curve on the map
Why the shortest route from London to Los Angeles goes over Greenland, how flight distance is calculated, and why the distance actually flown is a little longer.
How far is around the world? Flight milestones every traveller can aim for
Once around the Earth, to the Moon, a million miles: the milestones that turn a pile of boarding passes into a story, and how many flights each one takes.
The best App in the Air replacements in 2027
App in the Air closed in 2024 and took its flight logs with it. Six replacements compared, and how to bring your old export back to life.
Flighty vs flew.world: which one is right for you?
One is built for the day you fly, the other for everything after. Where each one is better, honestly, and how to use both.
How many kilometres have I flown? Count every flight of your life
Find the flights you forgot in your email and airline accounts, then see your lifetime total: kilometres, hours in the air, countries and laps of the Earth.
The best flight log apps for 2027, compared
Seven apps, the same tests: price, platforms, import, export, maps, statistics and sharing. Plus which one fits which kind of traveller.
How to make a travel year-in-review video
Three styles, which one suits your year, how to pick the photos, and how to post it so people actually watch to the end.
myFlightradar24 vs flew.world: two free flight logs compared
Two free flight logbooks side by side: what each does well, where each falls short, and how to move your myFlightradar24 history in a few minutes.
Polarsteps vs flew.world: travel recaps compared
One follows you step by step with GPS, the other builds your trips from your flights, past ones included. How their maps, year recaps and videos compare.