What types of aircraft have you flown?

[pryoski]

Here is a video of last week's flight in my C 182 P.

 

... just beautiful mate ... where is it?

[howardthepilot1999]

777 all variants

 

MD-80

 

MD-90

 

A330

 

A320

 

A310

 

A380

 

A340

 

B737-800

 

B737-300

 

B737-400

 

E-170

 

E-175

 

E-190

 

747-400

 

747-200

 

747-300

 

Private Aircraft:

 

C-152

 

 

Military Aircraft:

F/A-18 Blue angels thrill ride. (FUN)

[motoadve]

Its Costa Rica

[nascar99]

Boeing 777-300ER (Air Canada)

Boeing 777-200LR (Air Canada)

Airbus A330-300 (Air Canada)

Boeing 767-300ER (Air Canada)

Boeing 767-200ER (US AIRWAYS)

Airbus A321-200 (Air Canada)

Airbus A320-200 (Air Canada) (US AIRWAYS)

Airbus A319-100 (Air Canada)

Embraer 190 (Air Canada)

Embraer 175 (Air Canada)

Embraer 170 (US AIRWAYS EXPRESS)

Embraer 145 (UNITED EXPRESS)

CRJ200 (Air Canada Express) (US AIRWAYS EXPRESS)

CRJ705 (Air Canada Express)

CRJ900 (US AIRWAYS EXPRESS)

Boeing 737-900 (UNITED)

Boeing 737-800 (UNITED) (WESTJET)

Boeing 737-700 (WESTJET)

Boeing 737-600 (WESTJET)

Bombardier Q400 (Air Canada Express)

Dash 8-100 (Air Canada Express) (US AIRWAYS)

Dash 8-300 (Air Canada Express)

Beechcraft 1900D (Air Canada Express)

 

I have now flown on every type of aircraft in Air Canada's current fleet.

Edited May 5, 2013 by nascar99

[Claude D]

Flown on

Antonov AN 2 

A320

B17

B717

B737

Caravelle

Junkers JU52

MD80

 

Piloted

hand gliding like this :

http://youtu.be/6mbOfIu-Nh8

 

Agusta Wastland A109A

 

Edited May 5, 2013 by Leglaude

[LA]

Boeing 727

            737

            720B

            767

            747

Beech 1900

DC9

Ford Trimotor

P-51D Mustang

Twin Otter

Twin Otter with floats

Fairchild F-27

Breezy

Grumman Yankee

Hot air balloon

Beech A-36

Cirrus SR-22

Waco biplane ( built in 1936 -- as I remember)

 

Piloted myself

Cessna 152

Cessna 172

Cessna 182

Cessna 206

Piper Warrior

Piper Archer

Piper Arrow

Piper Seminole

Piper Seneca

Maule

Super Stearman

Pitts S2B

Van's RV6A ( built and owned one)

Van's RV7

Van's RV9A

Marchetti SF260

Quicksilver ultralight

A few different gliders

Diamond DA-40

 

(note: didn't complete multi)

Edited May 5, 2013 by LA

[eaglewing7]

Flown on:

Air Canada 767

Westjet 737-700/-800

 

Piloted:

C-152/ 152 II

C-172R (fuel injected)

C-172R (Tielert)

C-172P (Tielert)

PZL Wilga 2000 (on CAP3000E straight floats)

C-172N (on EDO2130 straight floats - aircraft was destroyed in a crash a few months after I finished my float rating, killing the instructor)

American Champion 7ECA Citabria

Piper PA-34-220T Seneca III

[SwissCyul]

Flown on:

 

EMB 190LR (Air Canada)

Avro RJ 100 (Swiss)

Dash-8Q 400 (Lufthansa regional)

A319 (Air Canada)

A320 (Swiss, Lufthansa, Air Canada)

Boeing 737-800 (Tuifly)

Boeing 737-500 (Hapag Lyoid)

A310 (Hapag Lyoid)

A330 (Lufthansa, Swiss, Air Canada)

A340-300 (Lufthansa)

 

 

Piloted:

 

Cessna 172

 

Edited May 7, 2013 by Erik Monning

[therabbit0]

hmm PIloted:
 

Baron BE55

Baron BE58

 

Cessna 150

Cessna 152

Cessna 172 & 172RG

Cessna 182

Piper Cherokee 160

Piper Commanche 

Diamond DA-20

Diamond DA-40 G1000

Navion

[Dozer]

A friend of mine has the nose section of a DH Comet, converted into a fixed-base flight simulator. Does that count as real? The hardware is real. Some of the instruments are real

 

I've flown in the usual succession of Boeings and Airbuses, not remarkable. As a pilot I've flown gliders. Currently I'm blatting about the skies of Tasmania* in a K-13. Last week they let me fly solo straightaway, instead of having a check-flight with an instructor first, which made me very pleased.