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Old 13th Aug 2018, 11:46
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DC3
Piper Aztec
Hunter T7
Viscount
VC10
Sea Devon
Sea Heron
Belfast
Beagle Basset
HS 125
Dominie
Shackleton
Pembroke
Varsity
Andover
Jet Provost 5
Jaguar T2
737
Nimrod
Westland Whirlwind
Dart Herald
C-130 K & E
DC 9
E-3A
707
747
UH-1
DC 3 Pinnochio
Sea King
Twin Otter on Floats
Dash 7
Dash 8
ATR
Grumman Tiger

I was not able to join up as aircrew, but I always tried to fly as much as possible.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 11:52
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As Pilot (PIC or Pu/t)
T31
T21
Prefect
Swallow
Capstan
Blanik
Cranic
Olympia 2b
Olympia 463
Tiger Moth
PA28
C152/172
Stearman
Jet Provost
Condor

As passenger
Viscount
Britannia
Herald
Avro Lincoln
Fairchild Packet
Pembroke
Chipmunk
All Boeing jetliners except 787
All Airbus jetliners except 380
DC10
Tristar
Convair Coronado
AN24
AN2
Gyrocopter
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 11:58
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C150
Two year gap
C150
C172
TriPacer
C182
Thorp T18
DH-82
Twenty year gap
C152
Ten year gap
Jabiru 230
Tecnam 2001
Texan 600
Antonov An2
CT4
C172
Five year gap with short breaks for stick time with a trigger in Hawk 127 and F/A18A.........simulators.

So, not many types with stick time but do I get brownie points for perserverence?
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 12:28
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Originally Posted by Tankertrashnav
From Tartare's list



That Jetbanger sounds like a scary aircraft Tartare. Have you got any info on it?
Aye Tash - also known as the Jetbox in the UK I believe?
It were back in the days when it was me job to make a fool of meself on the telly... instead of now just generally making a fool of meself.
That particular old B206 actually was scary.
Lots of inoperable stuff on the panel as we flew to a news job... I didn't have a good feeling about the pilot, who was very casual.
A few months later he took himself out - crashed in a pine forest.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 12:36
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Friend of mine always used to call Bell 206s Jetbangers in the UK.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 13:31
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BAC 1-11
Boeing 717
Boeing 737
Boeing 747
Boeing 757
Boeing 767
Boeing 777
Boeing 787
Airbus A319
Airbus A320
Airbus A321
Airbus A300
Airbus A330
Airbus A340
Airbus A380
Lockheed Tristar
Twin Otter
Trislander
Jetstream 31
Jetstream 41
Saab 340
Saab 2000
Dash 7
Dash 8
Q400
Dornier 328
Dornier 328 J
Embraer 145
Embraer 170
Embraer 195
CRJ
ATR42
ATR72
MD-11
Robinson R44
Mil -8
Jetranger
C-150
C-152
C-172
Piper Tomahawk
Piper Warrior
Tiger Moth
S-61
Fokker 50
Fokker 70
BAE 146
BAE ATP
DC-9

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Old 13th Aug 2018, 14:03
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As pilot
Slingsby T31
Cesssna 150/2
Cessna 172
ARV-2
PA-28
Kittiwake 1
Extra 300
Airtourer 115
Grumman AA-5A/B
Harvard
Auster J1
Piper L4 Cub
Stearman
Tiger Moth
PA-32 Twin Commanche
Beech Duchess

As passenger
Boeing 707-720B-727-737-747-777
Airbus 319-320-321-340-380
DC-9-10
MD-11
L-1011
BAe-146
F-27
Cessna 401
Twin Otter
Embraer Bandeirante
Beech KingAir 90
Antonov 134
Mil-8
S-76
Bell 214
Robinson R-22

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Old 13th Aug 2018, 14:09
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Britannia
VC10
Tristar
Boeing 747
Boeing 737
Airbus A320
Nimrod (quite a few)
Hercules (a couple)
Jet Provost (Several times)
Chipmunk (quite a few)
Glider (twice, no idea which type)
Chinook (lots and lots, all over the place)
Vulcan
Hunter
Cessna (don’t know which type)

Missed out on Lightning, Dutch F16B, and quite a few near misses at getting in a back seat of Tornado GR & F3.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 14:40
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Not 53 as previously posted, but 68. Here goes, not boasting or anorak-ing, just a little harmless memory wander. First batch were Capt/1stPilot/Hands-on. Twelve with triggers.

Chipmunk
JP3
JP4
JP5
Vampire T11
Gnat
Hunter F6
Hunter FGA 9
Hunter FR10
Hunter T7
Hunter T7a
Hunter T8
Hawk T1
Buccaneer S2B
Tornado GR1
Tornado GR4
Meteor T7
Phantom
Starfighter
Zlin 526
Cessna 172
Cessna Skyhawk
Avro 748
Firefly
DH Dove
BAe 146
Dominie
Jetstream
Beechcraft Baron
Twin Otter
Sea Prince
Twin Pioneer
Avro 748
Sioux

Anson
Hastings
Argosy
Britannia
Comet IV
VC 10
Hercules
Valetta
Varsity
Beverley
Saab 340
BAC 1-11
Viscount
Trident
Tristar
Focker F27
Bombardier Dash 8
Bombardier CRJ100
Shorts Skyvan
Wessex
Whirlwind
A319
A320
A321
A300
A330
A340
B707
B727
B737
B747 SP/200/400
B767
B777
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 14:55
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Probably 9-10 glider types and 25-30 piston and 3 jet of which two Boeing.
As in flown multiple times not just gotten a single ride in them during which I got to mess with the controls a bit. As in properly trained and certificated and type rates to fly them.
Yeah to me!
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 17:03
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56+ As pilot:
T21
T31
K7
K8
K13
K18
K21
Twin Astir
Astir
Vega
DuoDiscus
Chipmunk
Tiger Moth
Stampe
Pitts
Christen Eagle
Harvard
Bucker Jungmeister
Yak 40
Yak 42
Extra 300
T67
Auster
Rallye
C150
C152
C172
C182
C208
C210
PA18
TriPacer
Pa28
Pa38
Pa32
Various homebuilts and microlights whose designation escapes me, and I haven't got my paper log books with me
PA44
Apache
Aztec
Navajo
Travel Air
Baron
C310
C421
DA42
King Air 90
King Air 200
Piaggio Avanti
HS125 3B/400/700/800
Learjet45
C500/550
C525
C650
Challenger 600/601
Challenger 604/605/650

21 As pax - although I got to have an "unofficial" go at the controls of the BAC1-11 and A318:
Islander
Viscount
DC3
DC8
VC10
BAC1-11
B727
B737
B747
B757
B767
B777
B787
A318/319/320/321
A380
DHC-8
ATR42
ATR72
CS100
E170/190
CRJ200-1000

I'm sure there are more, that's just from memory!
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 19:31
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2 supersonic, the rest …
Sikorski H-19 Taylorcraft* Martin 404
Piper J-3 Cub + Piper Super Cub* Piper Tri-Pacer* Piper Cherokee *
Piper Cherokee Six Piper Comanche Piper Twin Comanche PA-30*
Piper Apache Piper Archer Piper Tomohawk*
Piper Aztec Piper Navajo PA-31 Piper Warrier PA-28*
Piper Arrow PA28-200 Piper Seneca PA-34 DC-3
DC-8 DC-9 -15 DC9-31 DC-10
MD-80 md-82 md-11
bae-146 Provost jet mK 5* vc-10 [Jamaica] [27]
MD-88 DC9-30 Cessna c-150* C-152* C-172*
C-172K* (XP) c-177* C-177RG*
C-170 Aerobat c-180*
C-182 C-185 (Skywagon)floats C-206* Queenstown New Zealand
Turbo C-207 (floats) C-310 C-336*
C-337 Sweitzer Glider* C-414 [45]
C-172rg cutlass

Grumman American AA-1A* Grumman Cheetah* Grumman Tiger*
Grumman Goose Ercoupe* [50
Beechcraft Skipper* Beech Sundowner Beech Muskateer BE-23
Bonanza V-35 * BeechBonanza F-33 Beech Baron
Beech Sierra * Beech Press. Baron BE-58Beech 99 CV-580 [59] Boeing 707 B-727 B-737-300
B-737-400 B-747-200 B-747-300
B-747-400 B-757-300 B-767-200(er)
B-767-300(ER) B-777-200 B-737-700
B-757-231 B-737-500 B-717-200
B-737-800 [78]
B-777-222 AT-6 SNJ-5 P-51D
B-17G* B-24 C-45
B-25J = B-29 last one - MATS Constellation
DHC-1 (super chipmunk)* DHC-3 (Otter)floats dhc-5(Buffalo, static)
DHC-6 (twin otter) DHC-7 DHC-8 [89]
DHC-8-300 Airbus
A-300 A-319-131 A-321
A-319-112 A-320-214 A-320 eOW
A-310-300 A-330-200 A-330-300
A-340-300 A 340-600 [99] Convair ATR-42 ATR-72 (Bora Bora)
Caravelle Paris-London apr 3 66 Lockheed L-1011 BAC 1-11 LGA-Binghampton July 4, 1974
CV-580 Hawker Siddly 748 Eipper Ultralite
Mooney M20C* Mooney M 20 F Mooney 201
New Standard 1929 Schweitzer 235* Stinson
Waco YMF-5 Pitts s2b* Long ezF3H

Navion Rockwell Twin Commander Fairchild 227 [116] A Star A200 Bell 206 Robinson R-22*
Bell 47 MBB BK 117 MD902
Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ) Concorde SST English Electric Lightning*
RAF 2000 Gyro Robinson R44 [127] Banderante Fokker F-28 Fokker F-100
Shorts 360 Saab 340 ? Normandy Islander
Constellation C-121 Wilga 35A* AN-2 Antanov Biplane* [136]
Saab 430b Embraer 170 RJ CL-65
Embrarer E-190 CRJ-701 CRJ-200 [140]
Embrarer 175 Robinson R-44 (Aruba) Robinson R-66 turbine Colorado
Beech D-17S Staggerwing *
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 19:43
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This is just so intelligent and educational... this has to be the most informative, inspirational display of knowledge ever on Pprune. People fly on different types of aircraft... who knew?
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 20:01
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How many aircraft have you flown in - in your life time ??
All the ones I have stepped out of.

One that I didn't but that had been flown by somebody else.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 20:21
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Originally Posted by Private jet
This is just so intelligent and educational... this has to be the most informative, inspirational display of knowledge ever on Pprune. People fly on different types of aircraft... who knew?
jealous?

It shows that someone here has flown in every aircraft and can tell a tale about any one.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 20:26
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Many of the usual suspects as SLF, and four or five trainers as P/UT or PIC, but I was surprised to see I have two that no-one else has mentioned: Dassault Mercure (Air Inter from Marseille to CDG in June 1993), and Ikarus C42B..
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 20:35
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….we would get all the avgeeks and spotty spotter teenagers showing off .
I thought we had nearly all the former already here, and possibly a few of the latter.

This must go down as the most silly thread I have read and how many of you dreamers are actual professional pilots ?
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 20:36
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Originally Posted by Pontius Navigator
jealous?

It shows that someone here has flown in every aircraft and can tell a tale about any one.
Now I know you really are a joker! You are being humorous, aren't you?
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 21:24
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Originally Posted by dook
how many of you dreamers are actual professional pilots ?
Some of us are, indeed, only amateur pilots. But we still fly things.
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Old 13th Aug 2018, 21:39
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I have never forgotten the thrill of my first flight, it was in a Chipmunk flown by a Flt Sgt. After some 60 years it remains my best flight ever. After that nothing to speak of really, plenty of civ and trooping, pretty boring although the Comet Singapore - UK and back was a revelation after UK - Singapore by Britannia. I do regret not taking up the offer of a trip in the T4 on my final Harrier field deployment.
Lady SB beats me hands down: Shackleton, Hastings, Argosy and a 1574Flt Meteor.
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