Yes, the world's most prolific frequent flyer is a man named Tom Stuker, a New Jersey-based car dealership consultant who has flown over 23 million miles on United Airlines alone as of 2026. Stuker reached the 10-million-mile milestone in July 2011, a feat so rare that United Airlines threw a massive celebration and named a Boeing 747 after him. To put 10 million miles into perspective, it is roughly equivalent to 400 trips around the Earth or 20 round trips to the Moon. Stuker achieved this primarily by purchasing an "Unlimited Lifetime Pass" from United in 1990 for $290,000—a pass that the airline no longer offers because it proved to be an incredible financial loss for them. He reportedly spends between 200 and 250 days a year in the air, often taking "mileage runs" just to maintain his status or enjoy the service. His loyalty has earned him a "Titanium" membership card and the ability to have his favorite flight attendants and meals ready on almost any route he takes, making him a living legend in the aviation world.