Flight Map — every flight you took, as the arcs they really were

Every route you have flown, drawn on a world map as the curve it really flew. The line from İstanbul to New York does not run due west; it bends up over Ireland, because that is the shortest way between the two. A route you flew three times or more is printed heavier and in a colour of its own, and your home airport is marked with a ring. Add your flights two ways: search the departure and arrival airports by city, name or code and pick them, or paste the list you already have, one flight per line, like "IST-MUC" or "Ankara - Munich". Your numbers are printed under the map: how many flights, how many kilometres, how many times round the Earth, how many airports, how many countries — and your longest flight by name. There are three views: the whole world; a rounded window that zooms in on the part of the world your flights are in; and a logbook with every flight listed beneath the world map, in order, with its distance. You can print the airport codes on the map or leave them off. Airports come from OurAirports and coastlines from Natural Earth, both in the public domain; distances are the shortest route between the two airports. Eleven palettes; every size is landscape: 40 × 30, 70 × 50 or 100 × 70 cm, on matte poster stock, foam board or heavy card.

The drawing is the designer's; the colour and the logo are yours. What you see above is what we print.