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[KJS607]

May as well update my measly list

 

Airbus:

A319 (easyJet)
A320 (British Airways, Monarch, First Choice, easyJet, Vueling)
A321 (Monarch)

Boeing:

737-300 (Jet2, bmibaby)
737-400 (British Airways)
737-700 (SkyEurope, easyJet)
737-800 (Ryanair, Thomson)
757-200 (Monarch, Jet2, Britannia)

 

Bombardier:

 

Q400 (flybe)

 

Embrear:

 

E-175 (flybe)

E-195 (flybe)

Hawker Beechcraft:

Premier 1A (Manhattan Jet Charter)

[joaovfmachado]

Updating... again 

 

Azul Brazilian Airlines:

ATR 72-600: PR-ATE "Alfa Zulu Uniforme Lima" (POA-FLN)

PR-ATB "La Ville Rose" (POA-URG-POA) - Pink October Livery

PR-AKB "Família Azul" (POA-PFB-POA)

 

Embraer 190: PP-PJJ (FLN-POA and CWB-POA) - AzulTrip hybrid livery

 

Embraer 195: PR-AXY "Azul de Norte a Sul" (POA-CGH)

PR-AXE "Axé Azul" (CGH-POA)

PR-AXO "Simplesmente Azul" (POA-VCP)

PR-AYM "Cada Vez Mais Azul" (VCP-POA and POA-CNF)

PR-AUB "Anjo Azul" (CNF-VCP) - Operação Sorriso sticker

PR-AXX "Estrela Azul" (VCP-POA)

PR-AYI "Azul Celeste" (POA-VCP)

PR-AXC "Azul Tropical" (VCP-POA)

PR-AUK "Ozires Silva" (POA-GRU)

PR-AUQ "Sky e Azul" (GRU-POA) - SKY special livery

PR-AXS "Espírito Azul" (POA-VCP)

PR-AXD "Azulão" (CGH-POA)

PR-AYK "Diamante Azul" (POA-GRU)

 

Airbus A330: PR-AIU "Red, White and Azul" (VCP-REC-VCP) - Azul Viagens special livery

 

Avianca Brasil:

Airbus A318: PR-ONC (GRU-PFB)

 

Airbus A320: PR-OCH (POA-GRU)

PR-OCV (GRU-POA)

PR-AVQ (POA-GRU)

PR-ONZ (GRU-POA)

 

TAM Airlines:

Airbus A319: PR-MYL (CGH-POA)

 

Airbus A320: PR-MHP (POA-CWB)

PR-MYS (POA-CGH)

 

Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes:

 

Boeing 737-700: PR-GOQ (FLN-POA)

 

Boeing 737-800: PR-VBF (POA-EZE)

PR-GGW (EZE-FLN)

[JP.]

Airbus A320:

Aegean, DutchBird

 

Airbus A321:
Onur Air

 

Boeing 737-300:

Transavia

 

Boeing 737-700:

Transavia

 

Boeing 737-800:

Ryanair

Transavia

Transavia (FlyDubai lease)

Transavia (GOL lease)

 

Boeing 757-200:

DutchBird

Transavia

 

Fokker F27:

NLM (Tour flight)

 

McDonnell Douglas MD-11:

KLM (MD-11 Farewell flight)

[kingoftheskies]

*Updated as of 9 June 2017*

 

Airbus A320-200

AirAsia

Jetstar Asia

Tigerair

Thai AirAsia

 

Airbus A330-300

Singapore Airlines

 

ATR72

Firefly

Malindo Air

 

Boeing 737-800

Malindo Air

Malaysia Airlines

Silkair

 

Boeing 737-900ER

Malindo Air

 

Boeing 777-200

Singapore Airlines

 

Boeing 777-300

Singapore Airlines (upcoming)

[berubium]

Updated to add a couple new ones.

 

Airbus:

A310-300 (Wardair, Air Transat, possibly Canadian Airlines)

A319-100 (Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, American Airlines, Frontier)

A320-200 (Air Canada, Skyservice, Air France)

A321-200 (American Airlines)

A340-300 (Air France)

 

Boeing:

737-200 (Canadian Airlines, possibly Air Canada)

737-700 (Westjet)

737-800 (Alaska Airlines, Westjet, American Airlines)

737-900 (Alaska Airlines, United)

757-200 (Delta, American Airlines, Harmony Airways, Royal Airlines, Air Transat)

767-300ER (Air Canada Rouge)

777-300ER (Air Canada)

 

Beechcraft:

B1900D (Central Mountain Air)

 

Bombardier:

DHC-8-100 (Air BC, Hawkair, Central Mountain Air, Canadian Regional Airlines)

DHC-8-300 (Air Canada Express/Jazz, Time Air)

DHC-8-Q400 (Air Canada Express/Jazz, Horizon Air, Westjet Encore)

CRJ-100 (Air Canada Express/Air Georgian)

CRJ-200 (Air Canada Express/Jazz)

CRJ-700 (American Eagle)

CRJ-900 (American Eagle)

 

Cessna:

182 Skylane (Skydiving, Private Flight)

 

Embraer:

E190 (Air Canada)

 

Lockheed:

L1011-150 (Air Transat)

 

McDonnell-Douglas:

DC-10-30 (Canadian Airlines)

 

The aircraft I've flown in the most would be the DHC-8-Q400.

 

Maybes:

A330-200 (Air Transat) - One of my flights may have been this instead of the A310-300.

ATR-42 (Canadian Regional Airlines) - possibly.

727-200 (Air Canada) - This one I am not 100% sure about as I paid less attention to aircraft types when I was young, but it's very likely I did.

737-600 (Westjet) - A couple of the flights I thought were in a -700 may have been done in a -600.

[ЗЫРХ]

JetBlue: Airbus a320-200 (BOS-MCO,MCO-BOS
4X)
Southwest: Boeing 737-700 (MHT-MCO, MCO-MHT 1X)

[Whirligig]

Boeing:

717-200: Delta

727-200adv: Northwest

737-400: British Airways

737-700: United

737-800: Delta, United, Hainan Airlines

737-900(er): Delta

747-200B: Northwest

747-400: British Airways, Delta, United, China Airlines

747-8: Lufthansa (summer 2017)

757-200: American, Delta (summer 2017)

767-300(er): United, Delta, American, China Eastern, ANA

777-200er: British Airways, American, United

777-300er: British Airways, Swiss, KLM (orange pride)

787-8: Hainan Airlines

 

Airbus:

A319: Delta, Easyjet

A320: Delta, United, Easyjet, Aer Lingus

A321: Delta

A330-200: Aer Lingus, China Eastern, Northwest

A330-300: Aer Lingus, Delta, Hainan Airlines

A340-300: Lufthansa

A340-600: Virgin Atlantic (summer 2017)

 

Bombardier:

CRJ-200: Air Wisconsin, Skywest

CRJ-700: Skywest

CRJ-900: Skywest, PSA, Air Canada

 

Embraer:

ERJ-135: United Express

ERJ-145: Envoy Air

 

Others:

ATR-72: Aer Lingus

SAAB 340: Loganair

L1011-200: American?

DC-10-40: Northwest

[zortan]

747-200 (NorthWest)

747-400 (BA)

767-300ER (BA)

A320 (BA, IndiGo, Air Canada, Delta)

A319 (Air Canada, Delta, BA)

A321 (Air Canada)
​Q400 (Air Canada, Alaska)

777-200LR (Emirates)

777-300ER (Emirates)

A330-200 (Emirates)

A330-300 (Air Canada)

787-9 (Air Canada)

737-800 (Delta, Alaska)

737-900ER (Delta, Alaska)

CRJ-700 (Delta)
​757-200 (Delta)

[DeltaIVSSBN]

I haven't flown in one but I have been in a TU-154 and an IL-62M/.

[PingPong]

Boeing 737-300 (Jet2 EGCC-EFRO)
Boeing 757-200 (Thomas Cook EFRO-EGCC)
Airbus A320 (EasyJet EGGW-LFPG/LEPAx2)
Many different commuter and turboprop planes which didn’t need individual ratings (King Air, Baron 58, Caravan, etc.)
Bombardier Dash 8 (FlyBe F/O ~1000h)
Airbus A320 (Wizzair F/O EGCC/EGGW ~3000h)
Boeing 767-300ER (British Airways F/O EGLL ~2000h)
Boeing 777-200/200ER/300ER (British Airways Captain ~2800h Still Flying Today)
Boeing 787-8/9 (British Airways Captain Starting in 02/2018. Unexpected but they’re short on 787 pilots b/c several retired and they are gettimg 5 more a/c.)

Edited by Marb, 01 December 2017 - 11:02 AM.

[PingPong]

I should probably add:
Cessna 172 (~300h Trained for PPL/Night/IMC on one)
Piper Arrow (~600h)
Beechcraft Baron 58 (~300h Trained for MEP/ME-CPL+IR on one)

[zortan]

I should probably add:
Cessna 172 (~300h Trained for PPL/Night/IMC/MEP/ME-CPL+IR on one)
Piper Arrow (~600h)

Nice - Didn't know you did flight training, and GA. I'm going to start my PPL training if money allows...

[zortan]

Update on mine:

777-200LR (Loved it so much, Air Canada)

Embraer E-190 (Air Canada, also pretty great for such a small plane)

[kawaiisovietball]

Update: A321-200
Vietnam Airlines

[trans25c]

B737-400 British Airways

A320-200 British Airways

A321-200 British Airways

ATR 72-600 Stobart Air

ATR 72-212A Blue Islands

E190 Flybe/Aurigny

B737-800 Jet2

[kineticcrusher]

Largest to smallest.

Boeing 787-9 (United)

Airbus A320 (United)

Bombardier Dash-8 Q400 (QantasLink)

Bombardier CRJ-600 or 700, can't remember (United Express)

Saab 340 (Pacific Coastal)

[zortan]

Largest to smallest.

Boeing 787-9 (United)

Airbus A320 (United)

Bombardier Dash-8 Q400 (QantasLink)

Bombardier CRJ-600 or 700, can't remember (United Express)

Saab 340 (Pacific Coastal)

It would be the -700. there is no -600.

[KINGXyro]

From the Biggest to Smallest

 

Airbus A340-600 (Philippine Airlines

Boeing 777-300ER (Philippine Airlines)

Airbus A320-200 (Tiger Airways (now CebGo (Cebu Pacific's Subsdiary), AirAsia Zest (Former Zest Air (AirAsia Philippines today))

Xian MA60 (Zest Air)

 

Of the three the worst one I have flown with was the Xian MA60 the air conditioning was so bad that everyone was sweating the whole flight. I don't know if it's faulty maintenance or the plane's air conditioning system just sucks.

[zortan]

From the Biggest to Smallest

 

Airbus A340-600 (Philippine Airlines

Boeing 777-300ER (Philippine Airlines)

Airbus A320-200 (Tiger Airways (now CebGo (Cebu Pacific's Subsdiary), AirAsia Zest (Former Zest Air (AirAsia Philippines today))

Xian MA60 (Zest Air)

 

Of the three the worst one I have flown with was the Xian MA60 the air conditioning was so bad that everyone was sweating the whole flight. I don't know if it's faulty maintenance or the plane's air conditioning system just sucks.

Probably that the MA60 is a badly engineered product - so of course it would be bad. It's pretty much a copy of a Fokker 50.