Lifetime Awards

[Abramma]

Hi,

I would also like to find out how many miles I’ve flown on southwest in my lifetime. 

Is is there a way to find out?

[facetiousmonkey]

Is there any update to this thread?  I'd love to find out as well.

[bec102896]

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@facetiousmonkey wrote:

Is there any update to this thread?  I'd love to find out as well.

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While I’m not aware of any ways to see your lifetime miles on Southwest I did find a site several years back that I use to track all my miles (from all flights on all airlines) you can also go deeper and mark with what plane/airline/seat/class of service you were on. The website is www.jetlovers.com you would just have to check in at each airport using another app like swarm or Facebook it does require a little work since you have to check in so it knows you were at X airport and went to Y airport but I personally find it interesting all the stats it gives me. 

Hopefully Southwest will add a lifetime miles tracker someday but I recommend you send the suggestion to southwest directly by clicking on the “contact us” link at the bottom of this page. Maybe by emailing in they might have a way to look it up on the back end so you might ask if you do decide to email in. 

-Blake 

[elijahbrantley]

Add me to the list of folks who would love to have this info!

[DancingDavidE]

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@elijahbrantley wrote:

Add me to the list of folks who would love to have this info!

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I asked via twitter and they told me lifetime flights, although I forgot to ask for “miles” not sure how that is tracked, or if it was always tracked.

[bozacksmith]

I wish they did track this for some sort of lifetime A list or preferred status.

I keep flying American because once I hit a million miles I at least get lifetime gold status.

I am not going to travel as much when i retire (at least not corporatewise) so all lifetime status I can achieve before then to extend my perks I am used to is my focus.

[DancingDavidE]

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@bozacksmith wrote:

I wish they did track this for some sort of lifetime A list or preferred status.

I keep flying American because once I hit a million miles I at least get lifetime gold status.

I am not going to travel as much when i retire (at least not corporatewise) so all lifetime status I can achieve before then to extend my perks I am used to is my focus.

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That makes sense. Hopefully the benefit for flying Southwest keeps them in the rotation for no change fees, free bags, etc.