Do you know the abbreviations for airport codes better than you know the names of your family members? Do you have the pre-flight safety announcement memorized and recite to yourself along with the attendants? Does your heart not even skip a beat when landing in a thunderstorm? If this sounds like you, chances are you’re a serial air traveler, and have flown more times than you can even remember. A new site called Flight Memory helps you to remember where you’ve flown, and helps you to create a flight map showing air trajectories between international cities, distances, flight times, and aircraft and airlines flown on. To use the application, you’ll need to sign up for the service and log your travel destinations and departure cities. Once you’ve done this, Flight Memory will generate three tables detailing statistics about flight times (hours, days, weeks….years), distances (miles, kilometers….how close you’ve come to reaching the moon if you add all your flights together), and flights (domestic, inter-continental, international, etc). Flight Memory also provides you with statistics such as your average flight distance and time, and your longest and shortest flights. Lastly, Flight Memory conjures up a map of your flight routes on a global trajectory which you can order as a poster for a fee.