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  • #31
    My list so far:

    Airliners:
    Airbus: A310-200, A310-300, A319, A320
    Boeing: 737-200/300/400/500/700/800, 747-400, 757-200, B767-300, 777-200, 777-300ER
    Bombardier: CRJ900
    British Aerospace: BAe 146-300
    Douglas: DC-4
    EMBRAER: EMB110, EMB145
    Fokker: F-27-200, Fokker 70, Fokker 100
    Tupolev: TU134A, TU154M

    Light/GA:
    Beechcraft: Beech 23
    Boeing: PT-17 Stearman
    Cessna: C172, C175, C177, C177RG, C182
    Cirrus: SR20
    Commander Aircraft: AC114
    DeHavilland: DH89 Dragon Rapide
    DeHavilland Canada: DHC-2 Beaver
    Fuji: FA200
    Gippsland: GA8 Airvan
    Grob: G109
    Grumman American: AA-5
    Piper: PA-18, PA-28, PA-28RT, PA-31, J-3 Cub
    Ultravia: Pelican PL

    Helicopters:
    Bell: Bell 222UT
    MD: MD600
    Sikorsky: S-76

    always a hunt to add new types to my passenger logbook!

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    • #32
      oh boy...

      AIRBUS
      A300B4-203 PA 1, PA 2
      A310-203 TK, LH
      A310-304 LH
      A319-112 AB
      A319-132 UA, VX
      A320-211 NW, VolareWeb
      A320-212 NW, DL
      A320-214 AF
      A320-232 UA
      A330-203 KL
      A330-223 NW, DL
      A330-323 DL
      A340-311 TK, AF, LH
      A340-313 AF

      BOEING
      717-200 FL, HA, TW, AA
      727-200 KP, UA
      727-200A KP, UA, AA, VE, TP, MX, CO, DL
      737-200A KJ, TP, AQ, KX
      737-200(C)A AQ
      737-300 UA, CO, DL, LH, WN
      737-400 KL, KX, BA, PGT, Air Sahara
      737-500 UA, CO
      737-700 WN, Jet Airways
      737-700W WN, DL, FL
      737-800 AA, DL, Air Sahara
      737-800W AA, AB, DL
      737-900 CO
      747-100 TW, UA
      747-400 UA, LY, LH
      747-400M LH, CA
      757-200 RR & PW AA, BA, DL, CO, AM, HP
      757-200W DL
      757-300 PW DL
      767-200 GE AA, DL
      767-200ER GE & PW AA, UA, CO
      767-300 GE DL
      767-300ER GE & PW AA, DL, KL, SU
      767-300ER W DL
      767-400ER DL
      777-200ER AA, CO, DL, UA, KL, AF
      777-300ER AF

      BOMBARDIER
      CRJ-100 OH
      CRJ-200 OH, EV, OO, ML, ACA
      CRJ-700 OH, EV, OO, AE
      CRJ-900 OH, EV, OO
      Dash 8Q-400 AB

      DOUGLAS
      DC-8-73 UA
      DC-9-31/2 AM, FQ, TW
      DC-9-51 VC, NW, HA
      DC-9-82/3 AA, TW, WC, AM
      MD-88 DL
      MD-90-30 DL
      DC-10-10 AA, UA
      DC-10-30 AA, HA, NW, AM

      FOKKER
      Fokker 70 KL
      Fokker 100 AA, ML, MX, AB
      F-27J MX
      FH-227D MX

      EMBRAER
      EMB-135 AE, CHQ
      EMB-140 AE
      EMB-145 AE, XJ
      EMB-170 Shuttle Am, Repbulic
      EMB-175 Shuttle Am

      OTHER
      Casa 212-200 AE
      HS-748 TH
      BAE ATP TH
      Cessna 152
      Cessna 172
      ATR-42-300 AE
      ATR-72-200 AE
      Saab 340B AE
      Metro III OO
      Ilyushin IL-96-300 SU
      Lockheed L-1011-1 DL
      Lockheed L-1011-500 TP
      Astar 350B
      BAE-146-300 Eurowings
      AVRO RJ85 CityJet
      Jetstream 41 ACA

      whew!

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      • #33
        I've probably missed a few, but here are the ones I remember.

        Boeing:
        737-200
        737-600
        737-700
        737-800
        (All Westjet)

        and...

        C-17 Globemaster III (Canadian Forces)
        Airbus:
        A319-100 (Air Canada)
        A320-200 (Air Canada, Canada 3000 and Skyservice)
        Embraer:
        ERJ-145 (Continetal Express)

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        • #34
          Boeing
          707
          727
          737
          747
          757

          MD-80

          Douglas A-3

          Lockheed
          C-121 Super-Duper Connie aka "Tri-Motor
          L-1011

          - - - - - - - - - - - -

          Schweizer 2-33
          Blanik L-13

          Piper
          Cherokee 140
          Tomahawk
          Cub
          Breezy (Cub pusher with no "skin" but the wing)

          Cessna
          L-19
          140
          150
          152
          Skyhawk
          Skylane
          Cardinal
          310
          Skywagon w floats

          Grumman
          T-Cat
          Tiger

          Beech
          Musketeer
          Sport

          Acroduster II

          Taylorcraft

          Bellanca Citabria
          Aeronca Champ

          Robinson helo
          Hughes 500
          Live, from a grassy knoll somewhere near you.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by guamainiac View Post
            Boeing
            707
            727
            737
            747
            757

            MD-80

            Douglas A-3

            Lockheed
            C-121 Super-Duper Connie aka "Tri-Motor
            L-1011

            - - - - - - - - - - - -

            Schweizer 2-33
            Blanik L-13

            Piper
            Cherokee 140
            Tomahawk
            Cub
            Breezy (Cub pusher with no "skin" but the wing)

            Cessna
            L-19
            140
            150
            152
            Skyhawk
            Skylane
            Cardinal
            310
            Skywagon w floats

            Grumman
            T-Cat
            Tiger

            Beech
            Musketeer
            Sport

            Acroduster II

            Taylorcraft

            Bellanca Citabria
            Aeronca Champ

            Robinson helo
            Hughes 500
            - Hey Maniac! Whats the difference beyween a T-cat and a Tiger (cat)? Has to be one of THE most sexy and dangerous piston engine aircraft yet created. Was mostly a night flyer wasn't it?

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            • #36
              The T- Cat is the very small trainer based on the Yankee (AA-1series), but with more "civil" and slower wing and is 2 place.

              Tiger is same airframe as the Cheetah, AA-5 and are 4 place.

              They pretty much look the same and at a fast glance, wouldn't stand out. These are nice tidy civil aircraft like the Piper and such. The first Yankee did have a reputation for biting if stalled. These were made by American and Grumman.
              Live, from a grassy knoll somewhere near you.

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              • #37
                Thanks for the heads up! I think i was way off track there.
                Did you ever train in a "WAR" piston engined aircraft? Viet pilots here trained on Mustangs before training on the Meteor for example...(Some anyway).

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                • #38
                  No, but I had guard duty a few times over a flight of Douglas A-1 Skyraiders. They were they only active heavy recip that I can think of from the other era that was still active. The Warthog pretty much took over it's job.
                  Live, from a grassy knoll somewhere near you.

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                  • #39
                    Guamainiac were you at NAS Agana and VQ1 ?

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                    • #40
                      B727-??? greyhound
                      B737-200 westjet
                      B737-700 westjet
                      B767 American Airlines to Puerto Rico


                      C172
                      PA44 C-GPQU
                      Katana- intro flight
                      S340 Mesaba DTW-CYXU


                      thats all i can think of!!
                      http://www.flickr.com/photos/darrenvox
                      http://www.jetaircraftmuseum.ca

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                      • #41
                        Hi all !

                        Airbus :

                        A320 (VY)
                        ATR :

                        ATR42 (Air Calin)

                        Boeing :

                        B734 (AF)
                        B738 (Ryanair)
                        B742 (AF)
                        Probably B767 AF but i'm not sure... I was young !

                        British Aerospace :

                        Avro (SN)

                        Douglas :


                        DC10 (AOM)
                        MD80/82 (Alitalia)

                        Embraer :

                        E145 (AF)
                        E190 (AF)

                        Other :

                        HR200
                        R2120
                        PA28
                        TB9
                        DA42

                        Bye !

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                        • #42
                          For me, in my short 16 years of life, I have flown(that I can remember) I know its nothing compared to you guys, but still, I have time

                          Airbus
                          A319, A320,A321(Silkair,Jetstar, Dragonair)
                          A330-300(Cathay Pacific, Dragonair)
                          A340-300/A340-600(Cathay Pacific)

                          Boeing

                          747-400(Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Qantas, United, Air New Zealand)
                          767-300(not sure if I have flown em, but if I have, Air New Zealand HKG-AKL)
                          777-200(Cathay, Singapore Airlines)
                          777-300(Cathay, Singapore Airlines)
                          777-300ER(Cathay, Singapore Airlines)

                          Bell
                          Bell 206(Rotorua lake tours)

                          Cessna
                          150(VH-FPU, ZK-EFC)
                          172(VH-TUS)

                          Diamond Aviation
                          DA40 Diamondstar(VH-END)

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                          • #43
                            W7PSK .. yes and no

                            I was with VAP-61 at NAS Agana and we did some stuff with VW-1 and VQ-3.

                            Sounds like you know the place. I liked Guam and kind of miss it.
                            Live, from a grassy knoll somewhere near you.

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                            • #44
                              Update August 2011


                              Airbus Industrie:

                              A300-B2 (Air France)
                              A310-200 (Swissair)
                              A310-300 (Swissair)
                              A319 (bmi, easyJet, Germanwings)
                              A320 (Aer Lingus, Austrian, bmi, Delta, Iberia, Swiss, US Airways)
                              A321 (Austrian, Iberia, Swiss, Turkish, US Airways)
                              A330-200 (Delta)
                              A340-300 (LAN Airlines [Chile] )
                              A380-800 (Air France)

                              ATR:

                              ATR42 (EuroLot)
                              ATR72 (British Airways, EuroLot)

                              Avro / BAC / BAe:

                              1-11-300 (Dan Air)
                              1-11-500 (British Caledonian, Court Line, Dan Air)
                              RJ100 (British Airways, Malmo Aviation, Swiss)

                              Boeing:

                              707-300 (Air Atlantis)
                              717-200 (Spanair)
                              727-200 (Eastern Airlines)
                              737-200 (British Airtours)
                              737-300 (easyJet)
                              737-400 (Alaska Airlines, British Airways)
                              737-500 (LOT)
                              737-600 (SAS)
                              737-700 (easyJet)
                              737-800 (Austrian, Excel, KLM, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Ryanair)
                              737-900 (Alaska Airlines)
                              747-100 (British Airways, Continental)
                              747-400 (KLM)
                              757-200 (Continental, Delta)
                              767-200 (Britannia)
                              767-300 (Delta)
                              767-400 (Delta)
                              777-200 (American, Continental)
                              777-300 (Turkish)

                              Bombardier:

                              CRJ-200 (United)
                              CRJ-900 (US Airways)
                              Dash 8-Q400 (Austrian, Luxair)

                              Cessna:

                              152 (Cabair)
                              208B (Stars & Stripes)

                              Convair:

                              440 Metropolitan (Swissair)

                              De Havilland:

                              DH82A Tiger Moth (Perryair)

                              Embraer:

                              ERJ145 (Continental, LOT, United)
                              ERJ195 (Air Europa)

                              Fokker:

                              F100 (Contact Air, Helvetic)

                              Hawker Siddley:

                              Trident-1C (BEA)
                              Trident-3B (British Airways)

                              Lockheed:

                              L-1011 (British Airtours)

                              McDonnell Douglas:

                              DC-8- 62 (Swissair)
                              DC-9-15 (Swissair)
                              DC-9-30 (Continental)
                              MD-82 (American)
                              MD-88 (Iberia)
                              MD-90 (Blue1)
                              DC-10-30 (Continental, Swissair)

                              Piper:

                              PA18 Super Cub
                              PA28 Arrow
                              PA34 Seneca

                              Shorts:

                              S-X7 Skyvan (Olympic)

                              Sikorsky:

                              S-61 (Gatwick-Heathrow Airlink)

                              Thruster:

                              Sprint T600
                              Last edited by HB-IHC; 2011-08-08, 16:19. Reason: Updated August 2011



                              All our final decisions are made in a state of mind that is not going to last (Marcel Proust)

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by guamainiac View Post
                                W7PSK .. yes and no

                                I was with VAP-61 at NAS Agana and we did some stuff with VW-1 and VQ-3.

                                Sounds like you know the place. I liked Guam and kind of miss it.
                                Well I was in the squadron that absorbed VAP-61 and VW-1. The squadron was VQ-1, we had the EC-121Ms from VW-1 that were convered from Weather to Electronic Warfare, and the RA-3Bs and the TA-3B from VAP-61. We also had the EA-3Bs and EC-121s originally in VQ-1. I started out on the Connie then switched to EA-3Bs when the Connies were being retired.

                                Was there from February 73 to November 75

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