Up in the Air: Meet the Man Who Flies Around the World for Free

The "take home" here is: "Life is too short not to take up what you love." Good article.

Really interesting!

...great article, but as a veteran of the travel world in the 70s, 80s and 90s (I usually spent between 200 to 300 days a year on the road) being rewarded with more opportunities to schlep more cameras, more strobes, more cases and bags onto another airplane for free always struck me as somewhat sadistic. It would have been a bit more... rewarding, for lack of a better term, to get a weekend cabin somewhere remote and quiet enough that airplanes never flew over it...

To travel to all of those places and rarely leave the airport? That is sad in my book.

His life sounds like an episode of The Twilight Zone...

There is a possibility that I used generic aluminum foil when I made my hat today... I get all my knowledge from the Enquirer.. I just can't trust Rolling Stone after the Dr. Hook cover.

Seems like a bizarre, real life video game. Poor fellow.

This magazine is less credible than the National Enquirer

People complain about ever-changing loyalty programs and how frequent fliers are offended by it. The reason these programs have become more restrictive is because of people like this guy.

What??? You mean to cast doubt upon the credibility of the National Enquirer? So I suppose you don't believe there are alien beings in captivity at area 51 either. And what about Bill Clinton's 87 illegitimate children, and his half-sister Hillary? Denier!

I don't get it.

Highly amazing!

I was doing this before that little peter puffer was even born, yawn.