The Frequent Flyer Network comprises many of the most popular and highly regarded sites in the niche business travel market.

Our foray into the online world began in 1995 with the launch of WebFlyer.com. In addition to being the first online information portal for frequent flyers, WebFlyer hosted what was arguably the first business travel blog, Gary Leff's "View From The Wing." The Frequent Flyer Network became an official network in 1996 when InsideFlyer Online was launched with AOL. FlyerTalk.com followed in 1998, and nearly 9 million posts later it has grown to become the Internet's most popular online community for frequent travelers.

The Frequent Flyer Network of sites has won numerous awards and accolades. Most recently, Forbes recognized WebFlyer as among the "Best of the Web," PC World included our sites in its 100 Top Travel Web sites, and Selling Power Magazine designated InsideFlyer as one of its "Top 150 Sales Websites."

The sites that compose the Frequent Flyer Network and descriptions for each are listed below. The network, however, is continually growing. Via acquisitions and development we expect to add another 12 to 15 sites in 2008.

Award Donation Center A non-profit effort that facilitates the donation of miles, points, and awards for personal and charitable use worldwide. Located at MileDonor.com, the Award Donation Center maintains a complete listing of charitable organizations partnered with frequent flyer programs and aggregates news and information related to frequent flyer donation efforts.

BoardingArea Traditional media outlets are still a good source for traditional news stories. But business travelers who want to know what's really happening on the road, in the air and online are increasingly turning to bloggers for information and advice. At BoardingArea we're compiling the best business travel blogs on the Internet, all in one place.

FlyerGuide FlyerGuide is the ultimate resource for those who travel a lot, or who would like to travel a lot. Continually updated by frequent travelers, the FlyerGuide wiki is a collaborative effort where all are invited to share what they know about making travel more comfortable, relaxing and rewarding.

FlyerTalk The world's most popular online community dedicated to the topic of travel. All travelers, from vacation travelers to mileage junkies, are welcome to join in the ongoing conversations about frequent flyer programs, how to make the most of your miles and points, general travel, airports, destinations and much, much more.

InsideFlyer Visitors to the online version of the InsideFlyer magazine, which has been in publication since 1986, are privy to a complete run-down of airline, hotel, car rental and credit card bonuses; frequent flyer program reviews; editorial content and advice, and a host of other special features of interest to business travelers. InsideFlyer helps readers optimize their miles and points, both when it comes to redemption and earning.

MileageManager MileageManager is a mileage consolidation service, and more. Subscribers to the service can view and manage all of their programs on one screen, as well as search and compare award schedules, track missing miles and points, be alerted to the possibility of expiring miles, and check elite qualification requirements.

Roger and Randy (Coming Soon) A fresh look at the topic of business travel as seen through the eyes of Roger Collis and Randy Petersen, both renowned experts with decades of experience writing about and commenting on the topic.

WebFlyer The first, and still the best source of frequent flyer and business travel information on the Internet. WebFlyer offers a vast assortment of tools for travelers. Among the most popular are Mileage Mall (a comprehensive and easily searchable list of offers available via the program's online shopping portals), MileMarker (a feature-rich mileage calculator), and Mileage Converter (a tool that shows frequent flyers how to transfer miles and points between programs). In addition to the tools, the WebFlyer editorial staff reports on changes in the industry and how those changes affect the traveling public.