Nowhere near as impressive a list unfortunately - Boeing 737 (300, 700 and 800), Boeing 747-400, Airbus A319, Fokker 70 and of course, the mighty Cessna 172.
My wings are like a shield of steel.
Heres my list:
Piper Cherokee
Aerospatiale/Westland Puma HC1
Slingsby Venture T2
DH Chipmunk T10
Lockhead Hercules C1 and C3
Vickers VC-10 C1 and K3
HS Andover E3
Boeing Chinook HC1
Lockhead Tristar KC1/2
Sikorsky UH-60 Blackhawk
Grob 109 Vigilant T1
Scottish Aviation Bulldog T1
Boeing 737, 747, 757, 767
Airbus A319, A320, A330, A340
Bombardier Dash-8
Fokker 100
DH Twin Otter (with floats - Vancouver harbour, very nice)
Aerospatiale ATR-42, ATR-72
BAe 146
Embraer 145
Happy days!
Sokol light GA aircraft
De Havilland Tiger Moth
Fairchild C-119G
Fokker F 27
Douglas DC 9
Boeing 727
Sikorsky (Agusta built) SH-3D
Her is my list:
Piper Cub-owner
Aeronca 7AC- owner
Ercoupe-owner
2-BT-13s -owner
Stinson Voyager -owner
Luscombe Silvair -owner
C-172
C-152
Lockheed 10
Lockheed 18
Convair 580
DC-9
DC-3
Lockheed Ventura
Lockheed Lodestar
Lockheed Jetstar
Lockheed C-130
Lockheed Super Constellation
Waco
C-141
DC-4
DC-6B
Aero Commander 580
That is all I can remember. Started back in 1946
Batfink:Nowhere near as impressive a list unfortunately - Boeing 737 (300, 700 and 800), Boeing 747-400, Airbus A319, Fokker 70 and of course, the mighty Cessna 172.
I mentioned this discussion to a friend and he reliably informs me I've also flown on a Fokker 100, I was just too drunk to remember.
In the last couple of years, from memory:
Airbus A320-200 (Aer Lingus)
BAC 1-11 (European Aviation)
BAe 146-300 (Buzz)
Best-Off SkyRanger 582 (private)
BN-2 Islander (Isles of Scilly Skybus)
Boeing 737-300 (BMibaby, KLM, EasyJet, Thomsonfly, Morris Air)
Boeing 737-400 (KLM)
Boeing 737-500 (Thomsonfly)
Boeing 737-700 (EasyJet)
Boeing 747-400 (British Airways)
Boeing 757-200 (JMC Airlines)
Boeing 767-200 (Delta Air Lines)
Boeing 767-300 (American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, British Airways)
DHC 8-Q400 (Horizon Air)
Fokker F28-4000 (Horizon Air)
Fokker 100 (BMi, KLM Cityhopper)
Lockheed L-1011-500 (Delta Air Lines)
McDD MD-82 (American Airlines)
McDD MD-83 (American Airlines, Sunways)
I'm sure there are more - the old grey matter ain't what it used to be.....
Titch
Vidi, Vici, Veni. I saw, I conquered, I came.
OK, here we go from memory;
B707
B737-far too many times!
B747
B757
B767
B777
A319
A320
A321
A330
Britannia-Monarch
Viscount-BEA
Tristar-Court Line
DC10-Laker
BAe146
VC10-BOAC
Bac111
EMB145
BN2 Islander
Robin 200
C172
C180 floatplane
C150
Cherokee
Chipmunks
S61
Alouette
Jetranger
and a couple to show my age-
Heron-RN and Valetta-RAF
Cheers
Eclipse
DH Comet
HS Trident
BAC 111
BAE 146
Tristar
B737
A300
A340
F50
F100
ATR42
Emb145
Emb190
DC9
MD80
DHC8
S.61
Bell 206
Cessna 310
AA5
PA38
SR22
Good topic, part of the fun of the hobby for me is flying different aircraft and airlines, alos like getting different variants, eg flown on all 747 series etc.
A310
AN2
ATR72
BAE ATP
BAE Concorde
BAE J31
BAE J41
BE200
BE1900
BN Trislander
B717
B727
CE 172
CRJ
DC4
DC10
DHC 6
DHC 8
DC228
DO328
DO328JET
EM110
EM120
EM135
EM145
FK27
FK28
FK50
FK70
FK100
IL62
IL86
MD11
MD90
SF340
SF2000
SH360
TRISTAR
TU154
VISCOUNT
YK42
YS11
Kev
I have to say I'm quite jealous of some of these older type aircraft that I'll never realistically get a chance to fly on, in particular Eclipse and Alfaman's VC10s.
Here's my list. Nowhere near as impressive as everyone else.
737
747
757
777
1-11
Viscount (my favourite flight)
Learjet 35
Citation II
Cessna 182
In chronological order and since my first flight in 1978 and first of type only
Wessex HC.2
Auster J/1
PA28
SZD.9 Bocian
DHC.6
Bell 206B II
L1011
DH.89A Dragon Rapide
PA23
Trimotor
AT-6B Texan
MD82
Citabria
Citation
C182
BAC 1-11
Is there anybody out there?
A380
A340 - 600
A330 Srs 200 & 300
ATR 42
BAC 146
Brasilia
Britania
Caravelle
CRJ 100
EJ145
HS748
Trident
BAC111 Srs 300 & 500
707 Srs 320
727 Srs 100 & 200
737 Srs 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 700, 800
747 Srs 100, 200, 300, 400 & SP
767 Srs 200 & 300 ER
DC8 Srs 63
DC9 srs 30
DC10 srs 30, 40
Fokker 70
Lockheed Tristar Srs 100, 200 & 500
Islander
Saab SF 30
Tutoplev 134
and 2 Cessna types in Alaska
Before I do this I would like to say that I am in fact normal, and do not even own a thermos flask. My first ever flight was in a 737, but things have thankfully improved a bit since then!
Military:
C-2 Greyhound
C-9
C-12
C-17
C-130 (H & J)
CH-47 Chinook
Chipmunk
EH101 (Danish, UK RAF & UK RN)
Grob 115 Tutor
Harrier T10
Hawk (115 & T1A)
HH-60H
IAI Arava
Lynx
One-Eleven
P-3C
Pembroke
Puma
Saab 340
Sea King
Squirrel
Typhoon
Venture (powered glider)
VC10
Wessex
Civilian:
328 Jet
727
767
BAe ATP
Beech 1900
Cameron Z-350 (balloon)
CJ200
CRJ 705
Dash 8
DHC-2 Beaver (floatplane)
DHC-3 Otter (floatplane)
Enstrom 280
ERJ-145
Fokker 50
Gulfstream (G400, G450 & GV)
Jetstream (31 & 41)
MD-80
MD-90
Piper Seneca
RJ100
Sikorsky S-61
Super King Air
Trislander
Batfink: Nowhere near as impressive a list unfortunately - Boeing 737 (300, 700 and 800), Boeing 747-400, Airbus A319, Fokker 70, Fokker 100 and of course, the mighty Cessna 172.
After a recent holiday I can now add the following types - Airbus A320-200, Boeing 777 (Both 777-300 and 777-300ER) and ATR72-200.
I wont list mine as my list would not be as impressive as alot of these. However, i have flown on a Emb140 which doesnt appear in any of the lists.
As pilot in command:
Aeronca Champ (tricycle gear)
Cessna 150, 152, L-19, 172 (+RG), 182 (+RG), 177 (+RG), 210, 337, 310, T-37
Piper Cherokee (+Arrow, +6, +Lance), Cub, SuperCub, Comanche, Apache, Aztec, Navajo, Tri-Pacer
Grumman AA1, TR2, Tiger, Cheetah, Cougar
Beech Musketeer, KingAir 200
Bellanca Citabria
ERCO Ercoupe
Northrop T-38
Lear 24, 25
Boeing 727, 737, 757, 767
Fokker 28, 100
Airbus 319, 320, 321
As second in command:
Boeing KC-97, KC-135
Airbus 330 (PIC type rating)
Lockheed Jetstar 731
Flown as passenger in all of the above plus:
Boeing 747, 777
Embraer 145, 110
DeHavilland -3, -6, -7, -8
Nihon YS-11
DC 4, 8, 9, 10
Grumman C-26 Metroliner
Bell UH-1
Lockheed T-33
Can anyone guess what I do for work?
Lets see now
A321 Air 2000
B747-200 British Airways
B757 Air 2000
B720 Air Rhodesia
B727 SAA
Viscount Air Rhodesia
Bell Jetranger Sight seeing at Biggin Hill
Gypsy Moth My first ever flight at the tender age of 12 Dont ask how long ago that was
Have sat in the left seat whilst on the ground
Canberra bomber
DC3
Here my list by operator/aircraft ownership/known registrations
DC-8-62 TIA
DC-9 TWA
DC-10-10 Cal Air (G-BCAL)
DC-10-30 British Caledonian (G-BHDH), British Airways, Northwest
MD-80 Alitalia
B720b - PIA (AP-ATQ), Mearsk (TF-VLC), Aero America (all operated by AirMalta), AirMalta (9H-AAK/L/M/N/O)
B707 Transasian ( G-BHOX/Y), TAP (CS-TBU) (all operated by AirMalta), TWA
B727-100 American Trans Air (N287AT) (operated by AirMalta)
B727-200 Gulf Air (N2828W, N502AV N504AV), Faucett (OB-1303), JAT (YU-AKL), Dan-Air (G-BPNS) (all operated by AirMalta)
B737-200 Transavia (PH-TVC/E/P operated by AirMalta), AirMalta9 9H-ABA/B/C/E/F/G), British Airways (G-BDJG), Lufthansa, British Airtours
B737-300 AirMalta (9H-ABR/S/T -ACS/T, -ADM/N) JAT (YU-ANI operated by AirMalta), Transavia (PH-TSY)
B737-400 Malaysian Airlines (9H-ADJ/K/L), Air One (9H-ADO) (all operated by AirMalta)
B737-500 Mearsk (OY-MAA) (operated by AirMalta)
B737-700 Mearsk (OY-MRA/B) (operated by AirMalta)
B747-100 TWA
B747-200 British Airways, Korean Airlines
B747-400 Virgin Atlantic (G-VXLG, G-VAST)
B757-200 British Airways, Condor, Air Europe
A310-200 Condor (D-AILM), Kuwait Airways (OO-SCI) (owned by Sabena and operated by AirMalta)
A320 AirMalta (9H-ABP/Q/X, 9H-ADY/Z, 9H-AEF/I/K/N/O/P/Q/R), Adria (S5-AAB) (operated by AirMalta)
A319 Lufthansa (D-AILF/N) (operated bt AirMalta), AirMalta (9H-AEG/H/J/L/M)
A321 British Midland (G-MIDH) (opersated on behalf of AirMalta), Alitalia, Air France
A340-300 Lufthansa (D-AIBA)
L-1011 British Airtours
Avro RJ70 AirMalta (9H-ACM/N/O/P)
Avro RJ85 Lufthansa
BAe ATP SATA (CS-TGL)
Trident 3 British Airways
Mi-8 (heli) Aeroflot, Heli Air (LZ-CAP) (operated by Malta Air Charter)
Rallye 150 (9H-AAY)
Piper Arrow (9H-ABW)
Piper Aztec (9H-ABN)
Cessna 152
Cessna 172