I was conceived on an AS MD-80 LAX-SEA (I think that is the route and airline). Does that count as "first flight"?
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First powered flight for me was in 1969 in a DHC-1 Chipmunk T.10 with the ATC from White Waltham.
First actual flight was in a Slingsby Sedbergh T.10 glider from Kenley, also in 1969.
First commercial airliner flight was in BAC 1-11 G-AWYU from LGW-BOH on 21/10/1970. We only just made it in on BOH's short runway. Then we had a tour around the 1-11 production line and afternoon tea at Lulworth Cove. Good day out! And for free!
First military transport flight was in HP Hastings TG563 in August 1969 from Scampton.
And my first helicopter flight was in Sioux HT.1 XT562 on 27/10/1969 from Farnborough.
Those were the days!!
Andy
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My first ever flight was back in 1989 on United from LAX to ORD on a 767 . I think I was like 7 at the time. I'll never forget it. We encountered severe turbulence. The plane was rocking all over the place. But we made it safely to Chicago. Also, it was right before the crash of UA flt. 232. I remember seeing about it on the news while we were visiting family in Milwaukee. When my mom found out it was a United Airlines DC-10, she called the airline and wanted to know what type of plane we were going to be on from Chicago to L.A. Sure enough it was a DC-10. Needless to say, we were all very nervous going back home."If it weren't for the 777LR, I would love the A345"
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