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r/Flights PUBLIC
r/Flights is a part of the r/travel community primarily focusing on flights, airlines, airports, frequent flyers, and general flying information.
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r/Flights is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 163,404 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.6%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a moderate conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Strict rules against self-promotion are in place, so marketing should focus strictly on value-driven community engagement.
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Subreddit Rules
- Avoid Repetitive Questions: Please read [the wikis](https://www.reddit.com/r/flights/wiki/index) before posting. It addresses common questions such as general flying procedures, names, etc.
- Please also search the subreddit to see if topics have been covered already, for example if someone already had similar issues with the same airline.
- Be as specific as possible: When asking for advice, please provide all information so we can best help you: all airports, flight numbers, dates of travel, budget, airlines or alliances, and booking portal.
- It is better to have information and not use it than not have it and give inaccurate advice.
- Consider posting screenshots.
- Visa and Passport Questions: State your country of citizenship / country of passport**
- All mystery countries, cities, airports, airlines, passports, and algebra problems will be removed.
- Present your research: Before posting, consult official sources - government websites, airline/airport websites, or attempt to Google and search for the solution yourself for simple questions. Check if FlyerTalk has a discussion of your issue (or similar).
- Have you contacted the airline or travel agency?
- If you are asking for itinerary, airfare, price, routing help - **you must present at least two options**.
- Present the research you've already done; we are not your travel agents.
- Absolutely no AI: ChatGPT and AI usage is strictly against the rules.
- This includes suggesting the use of AI to the OP or others.**
- The sub is designed for discussion, advice and experiences from actual humans, since AI can give outdated and potentially misleading information. Commenting or posting AI generated text will result in a ban.
- No Crystal Ball 🔮
- posts asking vague questions for predictions, including about whether the flight price will go up or down, layover times ("will I make it"), weather forecasts, carry-on checks, bag sizes, etc.
- We don't have a crystal ball.
- No Spam, Trading, Begging, Selling, Surveys: This is not a marketplace to trade Miles, Certificates, Discounts, Flight Vouchers, etc.
- Users that post spam, memes, self-promotional material, clickbait, market research, personal projects and apps/websites (even if free), hashtags, meetup requests, AMAs, soliciting DMs, and missed connections will be banned.
- Vague complaints/rants from new members to the platform will be removed. This includes rants about feet on seats, your seat being kicked, and other unruly passenger behavior.
- Be Civil / no racism, trolling, or other bad conduct : Treat other people how you want to be treated! Racism, trolling, and other bad conduct results in a permanent ban.
- Extended (political or off-topic) arguments will result in a ban for everyone involved.
- No politics. We will [strictly apply the same guidelines as r/travel to political posts and comments](https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/wiki/politics/).
- No aviation safety or security questions or aviation news: Posts asking about the safety and security of specific regions, aircraft, airlines, or general aviation safety will be removed. This can be posted on r/fearofflying.
- For discussions regarding news about flying, visit r/aviation. Everyday news articles (e.g. about seat maps, new rules, frequent flyer programs, delays and cancellations) will also be removed.
- Keep posts on topic
- off-topic or flight-adjacent questions or discussions - this includes luggage ("which bag should I buy"), headphones, neck-pillow purchase recommendations, etc.
- Basically, if your question can be asked and answered outside the context of flights, it will be removed.
- Examples of other subs for these: r/travel r/luggage r/onebag r/findareddit
What is r/Flights?
r/Flights is a public Reddit community created in March 2013 with over 163,404 members. r/Flights is a part of the r/travel community primarily focusing on flights, airlines, airports, frequent flyers, and general flying information.
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.6%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is not allowed, so marketing efforts should focus on providing genuine value to the community.
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