Tom Stuker becomes first frequent flyer to pass 10 million miles, United celebrates

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7-11-2011 @ 10:34AM

mapsmith said...

On FlyerTalk there is talk of a Second Flyer approaching 10million miles in a few weeks or months. Wonder if he/she will be celebrated as well.

7-11-2011 @ 8:53PM

My Father, who is now a consultant and still flying hit the one million mark back in 1967. He got a certificate for it from Pan Am. I am reasonably certain that he is well over 10 million mile mark, though not with a single airline and certainly without a confirmable record. Congratulations to Mr. Stuker for is loyalty.

7-12-2011 @ 10:50AM

J.Ambroz said...

My question is: who paid for all those flights? I'd like to know the name of the company so that I could no longer buy their product - their product includes travel expenses for guys like Mr. Stuker - and I don't want to pay for that!!!

7-11-2011 @ 10:23PM

Happy Camper said...

Good For Him..
-Ahh the good Ol' days.. of United and American airlines
-when Flying Meant something of Class
- Now? It's an Entitlement-Bus Service for the Trailer Trash
and have ruined it..
-Raise the rates to what they should be
to bring Flying ot it's former Glorly days

-If not for Business Class , their wouldn't be an Airline industry
Let alone the Way too cheap fares for the others to enjoy and abouse and whine about..

7-12-2011 @ 1:26AM

drdarby said...

No silly. He will be second. Second means nothing

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