How many flying hours have you logged?

partyatmygaff · 20-10-2009 06:45PM

Weird never heard that being used for passengers, its mostly pilots who log hours flying.
I'd say 150 hours.

drdeadlift · 20-10-2009 07:02PM

just over 4000hours hmmmm cool

phasers · 20-10-2009 07:04PM

About 6

brummytom · 20-10-2009 07:04PM

Approx. 84

and ridiculous number of hours waiting for delayed flights

APM · 20-10-2009 07:10PM

250 flying the actual aircraft and about 300 as a passenger

cherryghost · 20-10-2009 07:11PM

i rack up about 30 a year, i normall take some short ones, but about 1 long haul a year. last year Tokyo, this year Buenos Aires

toiletduck · 20-10-2009 07:13PM

About 4 hours in all.

Played a bit of Air Combat too if that counts :pac:

LEIN · 20-10-2009 07:19PM

I reckon the 50 mark.

Agricola · 20-10-2009 07:39PM

Probly 30 at the most - UK n Europe only

Sea Sharp · 20-10-2009 07:47PM

I'd say about 100. 6 package holidays, a trip to germany then dublin -> amsterdam -> london -> dublin.

Aidric · 20-10-2009 07:59PM

Who the hell logs flight hours other than pilots? I've done 213.

Snowie · 20-10-2009 08:01PM

does it include comercial hour only what about private planes etc ?

TheZohanS · 20-10-2009 08:03PM

Snow-Monkey wrote: »

does it include comercial hour only what about private planes etc ?

It includes all flying hours, you can count double time for any hijackings you might have carried out.

AckwelFoley · 20-10-2009 09:01PM

I was in the south of Portugal few years ago. And just came back from a whistlestop visit to New Zealand 2 weeks ago.

That alone is about 40 hours

minidazzler · 20-10-2009 09:05PM

7.

To and From France - 2007
To and From Lanzarote - 2009.

Neamhshuntasach · 20-10-2009 09:12PM

partyatmygaff wrote: »

Weird never heard that being used for passengers, its mostly pilots who log hours flying.
I'd say 150 hours.

Yeah normally just pilots. The exact question was 'how many hours would you have approximately logged since you began flying'. It was a follow up question to 'Are you one of the following... frequent flyer, rarely, etc'. Guess with them being in the industry they just got caught up in it's terms.

BrokenArrows · 20-10-2009 09:12PM

jif wrote: »

does being an air hostess count. and do we get bonus hrs for mile high club.

Yes it does
and not unless were on the same plane. haha

Snowie · 20-10-2009 09:15PM

TheZohan wrote: »

It includes all flying hours, you can count double time for any hijackings you might have carried out.

Is the Zohan on to me :eek:

I dont really care but it s well over 180 but eh i really wanna join the mile high club :cool:

kittensoft1984 · 20-10-2009 09:16PM

5 hours!! lol

Mint Sauce · 20-10-2009 09:18PM

Somewhere in the region of at least 150, 2 to 3 rtn flights a year bewteen the UK and ireland. Handfull of internal rtn flights both in ireland and the UK. A few summer holidays and a winter holiday, a rtn flight to n america and internal flights whilst there. All of that over the last 20 years, all of that since the age of 10, was always the ferry before that.

marko91 · 21-10-2009 10:04PM

i calculated about 23 hours:pac:mehh think your all mad seeing the world and what not:(

liah · 21-10-2009 10:13PM

Eh.. up until age 7 I have no recollection. I used to fly back and forth from California to Buffalo, New York once a year or so, but I'm not sure if I missed any years. The flight's about 7 hours each way, so somewhere between like.. 21-49 right there.

After the age of 7, let's see..

British Columbia and back (Ontario) - 14 hrs, +
Vancouver Airport to Prince George - 3 hrs +
Manchester and back (Ontario) - 14 hrs x 2 +
Ireland (from Ontario) - 7hrs
= 52ish hrs.

So.. somewhere between 73 and 101 hrs.
I could also be forgetting something, I do that a lot.

Professey Chin · 21-10-2009 10:16PM

Bout 50 hours id guess

psycho-hope · 21-10-2009 10:42PM

around 60ish i reckon few trips to the uk and europe

donkey balls · 22-10-2009 01:42AM

about 300 hrs in a pax acft
25 in a cargo acft
1 hr in a chopper
and 100 hrs flying an acft myself (logged as pilot flying)

Rowley Birkin QC · 22-10-2009 01:53AM

A gajillion.

Richie15 · 22-10-2009 01:54AM

donkey balls wrote: »

about 300 hrs in a pax acft
25 in a cargo acft
1 hr in a chopper
and 100 hrs flying an acft myself (logged as pilot flying)

What were you doing on a cargo plane if you weren't piloting? :O

The_B_Man · 22-10-2009 01:56AM

bout 75. Longest being the double header of london to bangkok, then bangkok to australia.

i also had a few games of flight simulator and did a sky dive, so that should count for a few minutes at least!!

kincsem · 22-10-2009 02:11AM

Aerosexuals should post in Sex & Sexuality over there

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orourkeda · 22-10-2009 02:58AM

You cant deny the joy it brings when you found that special thing

I'M FLYING WITHOUT WINGS

How many flying hours have you logged?

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