How long have you been flying?
 

It's been 4 years for me. How about you??

Sorry, new to the forum. Just trying to get a feel. :)

51 years last September. :ok:

48 years, but I retired August 1.

36 years and still going :E

40 years and counting....

phil

As a mere stripling of a lad, it's only 44 years for me.

50 years as of last month. Semi-retired.

How long have I been flying? Jeez, what time is it now?

54 years and counting....( My Brantly appears to have died first !).

50 years, ....

12 years,...

44 years but have been retired for 7 years now....

I'm just a learner. 35 years.

20 years and counting...

48 years come Jan.

39 this year in May and semi retired, working May to Oct or so.

JD

34 years and for as long as I live (but I'm slowing coming back to gliding - the purest form of flight)

Just a wee Puppy at 28years on training wheels & still ticking along ;)

28 years. First 10 on planks.

58 years fixed an rotary.

33 years for me, a reasonable bit of plank wing time but the majority rotary.

50 years and still going.

44 and to young to retire :E

Compared to everyone else a mere 27 years and going grey plus 30lbs heavier which is more worrying

Newbie
 

16 months. 99.8hrs P1. Playing catchup

First hands on was a Bensen Gyrocopter on the back of a Pick Up Truck in 1963.

Gave it up for Lent a few Years back....lost the Medical.

34 years so far - hopefully with a good few more left in me yet:)

14 years......a mere fledgling.

A mere toddler at 32 years of fixed and rotary.

Time flies when you are having fun!
 

Decided flying beat the **** out of being a ICI chemist (schools career advisors suggestion?) in the middle of a loop in a DH Chipmunk over RAF Kinloss in 1964 but only been paid for doing it since 1970 - bugger - that is still 46 years!

Trog

Packed it in eight years ago still with a Class One medical after 48 years in 25 countries.

12 years (7 "seriously")

Start my 48th year on 6th January 2017.

32 years, but seems like yesterday.

DC

Edit: sorry, didn't realize this was the rotorheads forum. I'm airline.
I do have about a dozen hours dual in a B-206 Jet Ranger, gained about 15 minutes at a time from a friend who owned a 1 helicopter operation.

22 years and counting!!!

44years. 8 months to retire.

22 years...and yes its gone fast!....Some plank wing but majority Rotary :) Still remember learning on a 22 with no governor back then :O

37 years and keep counting.

44 years...It's been fun.

Forgot to add. When I did my conversion to rotary. They didn't tell me I had to add in a divorce. 😊
But I've had lots of girlfriends since. Some not mine.
Wouldn't change a second of it.