How many different types of aircraft have you flown on?

donkey balls

I was just talking to a friend of mine about the posts on here about the older aircraft like the L1011/ B727 etc,We then tried to remember all the types we have flown on.
This is mine from what i can remember :eek:
Boeing family
737 727 737 757 767 747 777

Airbus family
A300 319 330 340

Other makes/models include
MD 11
BAE 146 (old Aerlingus ones)
ATR 42/72
TU 154
HS 748
F 27
C 130 (LM382)

I have a bit of a scatter brain at the moment lads:D im sure there is more popular models that i have forgot about.

Lapin

donkey balls wrote: »

This is mine from what i can remember :eek:
Boeing family
737 727 737 757 767 747 777


I have a bit of a scatter brain at the moment lads:D im sure there is more popular models that i have forgot about.

Yep .
Or maybe you flew in the same 737 twice .

Good topic. My list -

Britten Norman BN2 Islander
Vickers Viscount 800
DASH 7
DASH 8
ATR 42
ATR 72
Saab 340
BAe ATP
Foker 50
Short 360
PA-44 Seminole
Cessna 172R
B 727
B 737
B 747
B 757
B 777
BAC 1-11
BAe 146
Concorde
A 319/20/21
A 330
A 340

phonypony

donkey balls wrote: »

I was just talking to a friend of mine about the posts on here about the older aircraft like the L1011/ B727 etc,We then tried to remember all the types we have flown on.
This is mine from what i can remember :eek:
Boeing family
737 727 737 757 767 747 777

Airbus family
A300 319 330 340

Other makes/models include
MD 11
BAE 146 (old Aerlingus ones)
ATR 42/72
TU 154
HS 748
F 27
C 130 (LM382)

I have a bit of a scatter brain at the moment lads:D im sure there is more popular models that i have forgot about.

Nice list, some enviable ones in there!

Mine:

Shorts 360
BAE146/Avro RJ
Embraer 145
DC-3
B737 747 757 767 777
A319/20/21 A330 A340
C150 C172 PA28

An unfortunate lack of turboprops...

Tabnabs

Good topic OP!

BAC 111
DC8
DC9
Bae146
Saab 2000
Saab 340
Dash 8
DHC6
Fokker 50

MD80
MD81
MD82
MD83
MD87
MD90

B737
B747
B777

A300
A319
A320
A321
A330
A340

Helicopters
MBB Bo 105
Sikorsky s-61

Run_to_da_hills

Tiger Moth
Balco Helicopter (Commissioners of Irish Lights)
Britten Norman Islander (AerArann)
Boeing 737, 747, (200, 400) 757, 767, 777,
Lockheed L011 Tristar, DC 10, MD 11.
Airbus A320.

donkey balls

I knew i was forgetting something when i posted the original topic:o i forgot the smaller ones like C152 R2160 and the aul reliable Warrior, flown twice on a chopper dont know the make though.
Who remembers the old DC8 that Aer Turas used as a freighter flying out of Dub,I loved when i was working out of STN as there was so much different aircraft rather than the normal B737/A320 etc.

Andrew33

BAC 1-11
B732
B734
B737
B738
B773
A320
A321
L-1011
Urban Samba XXL

Pretty dull list bar the first and last!

xflyer

It's easier for me to remember what I've actually flown than what I've flown on.

Cessna 150/152
Cessna 172
Cessna 182
Rallye 100
Rallye Minerva
Piper Cherokee Arrow
Bellanca Decathlon
Snowbird Microlight
Beech Duchess
Plus one other I won't mention.
Only ten.

Flown in:
Boeing 727
737-200 up to -800
747
767
777
Lockheed L1011
Electra (nearly just taxied really)
ATR-42/72
Airbus A321
A330
Fokker 50
Vickers Viscount
Douglas C47, The one now currently sitting in Weston.
Bell Jetranger
BN2 Islander
Alouette III
Edit: Piper Cub, how could I have forgotten that one.
Not very impressive. I must get out more.

veetwin

Off the top of my head,

B737
B757
B767
B777
B747 200 and 400

A319
A320
A321
A330
A340

ATR 42/72
Saab Turbo Prop approx 45 seats
Cessna (172 I think)
Locheed Martin L1011 Tristar
MD11
MD90
DC10
BAE / AVRO 146
Embraer turbo prop (dont remember the number)
Dornier (4 engine jet)

Helicopters
Huey (Bell UH 1 )
Blackhawk (Sikorsky UH 60)

I'm sure there are one or two more I can't remember. Got to sit in the jumpseat a couple of times in the A320, A330 and B767..nice..

donkey balls

xflyer wrote: »

It's easier for me to remember what I've actually flown than what I've flown on.

Cessna 150/152
Cessna 172
Cessna 182
Rallye 100
Rallye Minerva
Piper Cherokee Arrow
Bellanca Decathlon
Snowbird Microlight
Beech Duchess
Plus one other I won't mention.
Only ten.

Flown in:
Boeing 727
737-200 up to -800
747
767
777
Lockheed L1011
Electra (nearly just taxied really)
ATR-42/72
Airbus A321
A330
Fokker 50
Vickers Viscount
Douglas C47, The one now currently sitting in Weston.
Bell Jetranger
BN2 Islander

Not very impressive. I must get out more.

Quick guess the Arrow was for your CPL and the duchess for your MEIR;)

Plowman

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xflyer

Quick guess the Arrow was for your CPL and the duchess for your MEIR

Good guess but as an ancient dinosaur, actually no, C172 for both CPL and IR believe it or not. No need for complex types back in the last century when I were a lad:D. The Duchess was just for the Multi rating.

Need to update one I'd forgotten and I see it's unique so far until Stovepipe turns up. He must have an interesting list which will cover the likes of the Fouga Magister and DH Dragon.

Alouette III, number 211. The only aircraft I carried a rifle on board.

highlydebased

Mine is non-event...!

C172

B732/3/4/8
B741/2/4
B752

A310
A320
A321

L1011

japasca

From what i remember....

B737
B757
B767
B777
B747

A319
A320
A321
A330
A340
A380

MD80
MD81
MD82
MD87

ATR (whatever aer arann use)
Saab 2000
ERJ145
BAE / AVRO 146
BAE Jetstream 41
Fokker 70
CRJ900

Helicopters
Bell 212
Super Puma
Sikorsky S-92

logie101

Cessna 152/150
Cessna 172
Cessna 182
Cessna skymaster 337
Beechcraft Serria
Piper Arrow
Piper Aztec
Piper Warrior
DH Tiger Moth
DH Chipmunk
Auster J5
Aer Coupe
Piper Super Cub
Mooney (???)
PA-22 Tri-pacer
Rally Club
Falco

Boeing 737, 747, 757, 777
Shorts 330, 360
BAE 146
A320, 330

I think that is it.

Still a while to catch up on my old man, he has a list of over 100 aircraft!! Including alot of old warbirds including a two seat P-51D Mustang in Australia...

globemaster1986

Tecnam P2002
Cessna 152
Cessna 172
PA28
Britten Norman BN2 Islander
Twin Otter
DASH 8
ATR 42
ATR 72
Saab 2000
Fokker 50
Fokker 70
CRJ 900
ERJ-145
E-190
B717
B727-200
B737-200/300/500/600/800
B757-200
B767-200/300
BAe 146/Avro RJ
A319/20/21
A330-200/300
A340-300
MD-81/83/87/90
DC-10

Really really wish I'd flown in a TriStar though! Love em!:D

veetwin

globemaster1986 wrote: »

Tecnam P2002
Cessna 152
Cessna 172
PA28
Britten Norman BN2 Islander
Twin Otter
DASH 8
ATR 42
ATR 72
Saab 2000
Fokker 50
Fokker 70
CRJ 900
ERJ-145
E-190
B717
B727-200
B737-200/300/500/600/800
B757-200
B767-200/300
BAe 146/Avro RJ
A319/20/21
A330-200/300
A340-300
MD-81/83/87/90
DC-10

Really really wish I'd flown in a TriStar though! Love em!:D

No 747 either? E 190 and B717 are interesting though. Don't see too many of them around these parts!

globemaster1986

veetwin wrote: »

No 747 either? E 190 and B717 are interesting though. Don't see too many of them around these parts!

No 747, yet!;) 717 was with Spanair and the E-190 was with BA CityFlyer, the types operating into/out of Ireland are, for the most part, boring! Nearly all 737 and A320

scudzilla

Can't remember, as i've only travelled in Europe, from the top of my head

B737 (Many types)
A320,
A310
MD10 (i think)
Chipmunk (10 TIMES :D)
Bulldog (twice)

Growing up in Wales, when i was 11 i joined the ATC, Air Training Corps, basically like the army cadets/scouts but centred around the RAF.

4 times a year we went to R.A.F. Woodvale for flying, we had a 30-35 min flight each and it was soooo fcukin cool.
After 10 mins or so you'd ask the instructor if ya could do some aerobatics, he'd then launch into loop the loops, stall turns, barrel rolls etc, all for free, paid for by the MOD :D

The Bulldog's i flew when we went to RAF Waddington for summer camp, side by side seats, and the instructors didn't realy do the aerobatics.

Once year, and this was stopped after for reasons unknown, the cadet of the year won a flight in a Hawk at RAF Valley, the wanker that won it was such an arse licker

cocoshovel

I'm seriously jealous of the lot of ye!

For me its.
Europcopter 350 (the very one that was involved in a mid air collision over the hudson)
Ralley 100
Tecnam p2002
Socata TB-9
737-400
737-800
757
A320
A321
A333

CharlieCroker

From memory
Eurocopter EC135
Britton normander
B727
B737
B747
B757
B767

A319
A320
A330

Fokker 50
Atr 72
Bae146
Cessna 172
Sikorsky (coast guard)

Nforce

My list is pitiful..

Socata Rallyes
Cessna C150
Cessna C152
Cessna C172
Cessna C182
Antonov An-2
Britten Norman BN-2
Boeing 737's
Boeing 757
Airbus A320
Bell 206 Jetranger/Longranger

donkey balls

Good list so far lads great to see so many different types of aircraft that we would normally not see or ever see fly again keep em coming.:D

globemaster1986

donkey balls wrote: »

Good list so far lads great to see so many different types of aircraft that we would normally not see or ever see fly again keep em coming.:D

Agreed, this is a great thread! Keep them coming folks!

lord lucan

B737
B747
B757
B767
B777

A320
A330
A340

M80

Embraer RJ145

Eurocopter 350 & EC130

drdeadlift

732/4 Ryanair,Air atlanta Icelandic ,Bmi.
742/4 Air Atlanta Icelandic.
752/3 Icelandair.
763-Nationwide(african) Air Atlanta Icelandic,Euro Atlantic Airways.
L1011-500 Euro atlantic airways.
Md80/82 Map flighjt service,spanair< cool compny.
A320 Ei And Hellas jet.
A321 British Midland at the time.
A310-300 air atlanta& Islandsflug.
A300-600 monarch.

drdeadlift

globemaster1986 wrote: »

Tecnam P2002
Cessna 152
Cessna 172
PA28
Britten Norman BN2 Islander
Twin Otter
DASH 8
ATR 42
ATR 72
Saab 2000
Fokker 50
Fokker 70
CRJ 900
ERJ-145
E-190
B717
B727-200
B737-200/300/500/600/800
B757-200
B767-200/300
BAe 146/Avro RJ
A319/20/21
A330-200/300
A340-300
MD-81/83/87/90
DC-10

Really really wish I'd flown in a TriStar though! Love em!:D

I was lucky to have been on this ac a few times,sitting in the fd for takeoffs/landings is an experience i will never forget!

globemaster1986

drdeadlift wrote: »

I was lucky to have been on this ac a few times,sitting in the fd for takeoffs/landings is an experience i will never forget!

I'll bet! I think TriStars are beautiful machines! I'll probably never be on one now unless I go to Mecca on the Hadj!;)

Shmee

Cessna
152
172

Piper Arrow 28

Robin DR400

Boeing
737
747
757
767
777

Airbus
A320
A321
A330

Fokker F-50

BAE 146

MD-11
L10-11

Concorde

drdeadlift

globemaster1986 wrote: »

I'll bet! I think TriStars are beautiful machines! I'll probably never be on one now unless I go to Mecca on the Hadj!;)

Maybe you might get a chance to get on the Euro Atlantic a/c next year.It will take a little investigating but as far as i know they put it to use when the 767s are in for checks.

donkey balls

Shmee wrote: »

Cessna
152
172

Piper Arrow 28

Robin DR400

Boeing
737
747
757
767
777

Airbus
A320
A321
A330

Fokker F-50

BAE 146

MD-11
L10-11

Concorde

To me this has to be best one so far lads.

Shmee

donkey balls wrote: »

To me this has to be best one so far lads.

One of the many benefits of having your mam work for BA... Before they moved there offices from dublin to germany unfortunately. Then it was bye-bye first class and Concorde... Well, bye-bye Concorde for everyone i suppose.

Last time i stepped on board was in New York last year. Standing next to the equally dormant USS Intrepid. Quiet sad really. Fond memories. I'd forgotten how small the windows were, for those of you that havent seen them, they really are tiny!

Funny enough, Concorde also 'helped' get my uncle illegally into the US back in the early 90's. Mam got him on one (enormous discount of course), because the logic was, security wouldnt be suspicious of anyone entering the US without the intention of returning with a return Concorde ticket worth Thousands of pounds. Who would suspect an unemployed brick layer would be on board aye?... Well, It worked

drdeadlift

Shmee wrote: »

One of the many benefits of having your mam work for BA... Before they moved there offices from dublin to germany unfortunately. Then it was bye-bye first class and Concorde... Well, bye-bye Concorde for everyone i suppose.

Last time i stepped on board was in New York last year. Standing next to the equally dormant USS Intrepid. Quiet sad really. Fond memories. I'd forgotten how small the windows were, for those of you that havent seen them, they really are tiny!

Funny enough, Concorde also 'helped' get my uncle illegally into the US back in the early 90's. Mam got him on one (enormous discount of course), because the logic was, security wouldnt be suspicious of anyone entering the US without the intention of returning with a return Concorde ticket worth Thousands of pounds. Who would suspect an unemployed brick layer would be on board aye?... Well, It worked

class

CaptainSkidmark

im very boring

737-200
737-800
A320
A321
ATR-72

drdeadlift

CaptainSkidmark wrote: »

im very boring

737-200 fr
737-800 fr
A320 ei
A321 ei
ATR-72

re

Im guessing?

islanderre

My list Folks,

Piper Cub
Piper Aztec
Britten Norman Islander BN-2
Shorts 360
Saab 340
Fokker 50

ATR 42 & 72

Bae 146-200 & 300

Airbus A300
Airbus A319 / 320 / 321
Airbus A330-200 & 300
Airbus A340-600
Airbus A380-800

Boeing 737-200, 300, 400, 500, 700, 800 & 900
Boeing 747-400
Boeing 757-200
Boeing 777-200 & 300

Embraer 145

MD 80 (Not sure which series)

Douglas DC-3

Bell Jet ranger

Motorized Glider, Don't know make or modal!!!!!

Biggest regret is not having the privilege to fly the ultimate flying machine that was Concorde.

Lapin

I love that story by Shmee about his uncle getting into the US on Concorde!

My own experience of flying Concorde isn't near as exciting but memorable nonetheless.

Departure Heathrow - Destination Heathrow !
I won a "Pleasure Flight" on the bird when I worked with BA.
She took off and did a lap of the North Sea before landing again an hour later.

I was also taken aback by the size of the windows, they are about the size of a slice of toast.
I'll never forget the take off though. In the long of list of attributes associated with Concorde,
suspension isn't one of them. You feel every little every little bump and tarmac joint on the runway
as she hurtles past T4 before suddenly hitting the sky.

Danbo!

B737 - Ryanair
B767 - Delta, Air Canada
B747 - Aer Lingus(just about remember it, was about 6)
B757 - Monarch

A320 - Aer Lingus
A321 - Aer Lingus
A330 - Aer Lingus

MD82 - FlyNordic, Alitalia

Avro RJ85 - CityJet

Fokker 50 - Aer Lingus

C-172 - Flying Lesson

EC - 130 - Helicopter Tour

whyulittle

Basically just from a couple of months travelling down under last year. Flew DUB > FRA > DUB years ago with Aer Lingus/Lufthansa, no idea what on though.

I did also sit in the cockpit of a Blackhawk years ago at Abbeyshrule.

A320-100 Aer Lingus DUB > LHR
A380-800 SIA LHR > SIN
A330-300 SIA SIN > BNE
B717-200 Qantas > CNS > ASP
A320 Jetstar ADL > SYD
A380-800 SIA MEL > SIN
A380-800 SIA SIN > LHR
A320-100 Aer Lingus LHR > DUB

Manic Moran

I was wondering if Concorde was going to show up on the list. Sadly, I can only claim to having been inside one on the ground and under one that was flying...

Boeing
707
727
737
747
757
767
777

Airbus
A319
A320
A321
A330

McDonnel/Douglas
DC-8
DC-9
DC-10
MD-11
MD-80
C-17

Lockheed
L-1011
C-5
C-130

Puddle-jumpers
Q400, and another Dash-8 of some sort.
Emb-175
Emb-190
CRJ-1700
BAe-146

Half-flights
AN-2
C-206

GA.
C-172
C-182
PA-28

Things that shouldn't fly
CH-47
UH-60
Bell 212
AW 129

I think that's it. Should be the majority of my history, anyway. Jumpseat rides for the 767 and C-130, incl one in Afghanistan.

NTM

bongi69

737-200, 400 & 800 (SAA, Ryanair)
747-400ER (SAA)
757-200 (Delta)
767-300 (Delta)

A319 (BMI)
A320 (Aer Lingus etc.)
A321 (CSA)
A330-300 (Monarch)
A340- All series (200, 300, 600, all SAA)

MD81 (Swiss)
MD90 (Swiss)

ATR 72 (Aer Arran)

Fokker 100 (KLM)

Embraer EMB190 (KLM new fleet)

BAE Jetstream 41 (SA Airlink)

Stovepipe

hi there,
I did get three flights in Fougas, courtesy of the Don and even got to handle them for a short while.I also got to fly in all the Marchettis and Cessnas, a Dauphin, a Gazelle, all the Alouettes,all the Casas and the King Air.
As a pilot, I have logged about 52 individual types and many subtypes, of which two are twins, two gyros,a dozen microlights,a helicopter,two motorgliders and many homebuilts/experimentals. About 510 hrs logged, including Night, IR and about 60 hrs sim.
I've flown in most of the usual commercials, the oddest one being a Dash 7.
regards
Stovepipe

Flyer1

Have flown these....I know i'm leaving out a few. This is a little list I compiled back in 2008 so lots of logbook since to back trawling through.

MiG MAI-890 ( latest new type )
Pilatus PC12
Sukhoi Su 29
Extra300L
Bucker Jungmann
Bulldog B.121
Robinson R22
Remos G3
PA18 Super Cub Special
UFM-10 ( Samba & Samba XXL )
Tecnam P2002-JF
BE-77
Cirrus SR20 G2
CZAW Sportcruiser
PA28-140
PA28-151 Warrior
PA28-161 Warrior II
PA28-R201T
Vans RV-6A
Vans RV-7
R2160i & D
Jodel D112
Cessna 310N
DR400-180 ( Robin Regent )
AG-5B ( Grumman Tiger)
PA-23-250C ( Aztec )
PA-27 ( Aztec )
Ximango XT200
Dimona HK36
Socata TB9 Tampico
Citabria 7GCAA
PA28-161 Warrior III
Bellanca Cruisemaster
Cessna 210K
Cessna 172N
Cessna 172M
Cessna 172S
Cessna 172R
F.172H (Reims Cessna )
Cessna 172 Hawk XP II
Rutan Long Ez
Urban-air UFM-11 Lambada
Jodel D1050
PA44-180 Seminole
Grob 115A

Jumpseat on the follow

ATR72-500
ATR42
B738

Pax on

B738, A320,321,330

dogmatix

737/200.
737/500.
747/400.
757.
767.
777.
A310.
A320.
A321.
A330.
ATR 72.
BAC 1-11.
BAe 146.
Cessna 172?
Embraer ERJ.
MD-11 (or DC-10?).
Rallye Socata.
Viscount.

Sadly no helicopters. Or seaplanes/flying boats.

xflyer

Ah Flyer1, cheating with all the subtypes:P Still quite an impressive list. Fascinating actually.

As for Stovepipe, it's probably better you don't list them. It would be a huge post!

I think the rest of us can quit now after that impressive showing.

chicken fingers

The usual widebodies and commuters from Boeing and Airbus
As far as I can remember I´ve never been on a 747 for some reason!

A DC-3, afaik it was a turboprop
Jetstream 32
Dornier Do328-100
Embraer ERJ 145
Embraer E-170
Beechcraft 9
Learjet 45(?)
a military c-130
Embraer Bandierante
Gavilán G358 (had to look that one up, got evac´d in this once)


Regularly fly on Mi-17s and Mi-8
Occasionally in a black hawk or huey.

Thats it I think

tippilot

Cessna 150/152 *
Cessna 172 *
Cessna 177 Cardinal*
Cessna 182*
Cessna 185

Piper Warrior*
Piper Arrow*
Piper Seminole*
Piper Seneca*

Socata MS880b Rallye*

Cirrus SR-22*

Gippsland GA-8 Airvan*

Robinson R-44

Urbanair Lambada*
Urbanair Samba*

BAC-1-11 (Ryanair)

BAe146 (Aer Lingus)

Boeing 727(Club Air)
Boeing 737-200(Aer Lingus/Ryanair)
Boeing 737-800* (As Pax with Ryanair, Delta, Virgin Blue)
Boeing 747-400(Singapore Airlines)
Boeing 757(Delta)
Boeing 767-200/300/400(Delta)

MD80(SAS)

CRJ200(Delta Connection)

ERJ145(Delta Connection)

Airbus A319/320/321(Aer Lingus, British Midland, Easy Jet, Jet Star)
Airbus A330(Aer Lingus, Singapore)
Airbus A380(Singapore)

All with an * are in the logbook.(+/-2000Hrs TT)

Stinicker

I have flown as a passenger on numerous aircraft types.

Boeing 737 Aer Lingus, Ryanair, Futura, Qantas and South West
Boeing 747 Qantas & British Airways
Boeing 767 Delta
Boeing 757 Continental

Airbus A320 Air Lingus
Airbus A321 Air Lingus
Airbus A330 Air Lingus & Qantas
Airbus A380 Qantas

Bombardier CRJ900 Lufthansa Regional
Bombardier Dash 8 Air Berlin

I was also on a Helicopter once as a child with my father as passengers but haven't a clue to the make or model as I was at most 6 or 7. However that Helicopter trip and my first flight aged 5 with Aer Lingus on the 737 instilled a great love of aviation in me, since then I have travelled around the world and been to some amazing places and met some cool people all thanks to the jet age.

maxxie

big blue and white plane

small red plane

pretty impressive I know

Davidth88

Maxxie .. nice one !! Made me smile anyway !!

Me:-

PIC...... PA28 , C150 , C152 , C172

PAX.........

Boeings:-

747-200 / - 400
727
737 ( virtually all the models inc -100 )
757
767
777

Airbus
A300
A320/1/319
A340-600 ( yes it's very long )
A330

Tristar ( Various )
DC10
DC9
Md80/81/82

CRJ100

F27

ATR 42/72

ATP ( sort of HS748 thingie )

Bae 146 ( or AvroJet or whatever they are called now )

Dash 8

Trident 3 / 1e

Armin_Tamzarian

Boeing
737
747
757
767
777

Airbus
A300
A320
A321
A380

Misc
ATR-72
DC-10
VC-10
Tristar

Helis
Robinson R22
Robinson R44
Bell 206
Eurocopter AS355
Sikorsky S61n
Sikorsky Seaking