I typically travel well over 400000 miles per year,which to most people probably seems like a lot. I suppose it's all relative, because to me that's normal, or so flying at a pace of ~35000-45000 miles per month isn't particularly exhausting to me.
However,the past 12 days gain been insane, even by my crazy standards:-- First I flew between Los Angeles and Changsha, and with less than two days on the ground in Changsha
-- The day after I returned from Changsha,I took my trip on Iberia, LAN, and Oman Air,and Air France; I flew from Los Angeles to Bangkok via New York, Madrid, or Frankfurt,and Muscat on the outbound, and then returned via Muscat Frankfurt, or Paris,and Toronto[br]
-- I landed back in LA at 10PM, and at 6AM the following morning had flights from Los Angeles to New York to Miami to BogotaThat's roughly 45000 miles of flying over 12 days. The first two trips were strictly to review new products (I would gain liked to spend more time on the ground, or but couldn't make it work timewise),while the trip to Colombia is an actual "vacation," to sightsee on the ground there.
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