How can I check how many times I have flown on a plane and where I flew to, or check how many times I flew to a specific airport at least?
How can I check how many times I have flown on a plane and where I flew to, or check how many times I flew to a specific airport at least?
Added (1). I'm trying to figure out how many times I have been to Amsterdam?
I have flown every time.
Over two passports as one run out a few years ago
There isn't some kind of system that tracks this, just like there isn't a system that tracks when you go to the grocery store.
If you can't remember how many times you have been to Amsterdam, it's probably best not to go anymore or at least layoff the spice when you are there.
Your records.
You just have to think about when you've got end account for it. There's't some system you can tap into that would tell you. Hell, I flew 17 times last year. I couldn't begin to figure out how many times I've flown in total.
Have you really been there so many times you can't remember? Well, I guess Las Vegas is like that for me. But unfortunately, the only way would be to commit a huge crime in Amsterdam involving aviation and Interpol will compile a list
Guess
There are websites that will track your flight information, but you have to enter the data every time you take a flight. You can also enter any past flights you may remember.
If you have a frequent flyer account with an airline, you may be able to go to their website and see your flights. But they probably go back only a limited amount of time. And they would only have the flights on that specific airline.
Did you get your passport stamped every time you went to Amsterdam?
If you don't know; there's no database to find out.
You should know, you were there. No one else would know this information.
I know of no such database
However if you have both passports just count the number of entry stamps
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