Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 15:33
:shock: You mean he hasn't flown a kite BT?britishtourer wrote:C'mon Vix, I know that's not true!!!
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Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 15:43
I think it was just a high tail, Garry.
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 16:05
No where near as impressive as some of them, but here goes
Flown
Venture T2 (Solo)
Chipmunk
Pax'd
B732
B752
F100 (Fokker - not North American)
S360
A310
BAe 146
F27
VC10
Shackleton
Lynx
Chinook
Hercules
Flown
Venture T2 (Solo)
Chipmunk
Pax'd
B732
B752
F100 (Fokker - not North American)
S360
A310
BAe 146
F27
VC10
Shackleton
Lynx
Chinook
Hercules
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 18:01
It's ok Vixus, you can take two off my list if you wish!Vixus wrote:...a kite? :sad:
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 20:39
Working for a company which operates classic British aircraft definitely holds a slight advantage 
Being in the ATC for 7 years threw up some other interesting ones too. Considering my age, I count myself very lucky to have some of those on the list.
Tom.
Being in the ATC for 7 years threw up some other interesting ones too. Considering my age, I count myself very lucky to have some of those on the list.Tom.
Posted: 27 Apr 2006, 12:42
Some Impressive Lists there.
However, I can only claim these:
Passenger
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737 (Not sure which model, and it was some kind of charter a/c for Farnbourgh 2000)
Flown while in the ATC:
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BAe Bulldog
Grob Tutor
Vigilant Motor Glider
Flew all of these in the "Student" seat, with an instructor at my side. However, that last one was the most difficult, I went on a "gldiding scholorship" where I had to do endless circuits all day!
However, I can only claim these:
Passenger
------------
737 (Not sure which model, and it was some kind of charter a/c for Farnbourgh 2000)
Flown while in the ATC:
----------------------------
BAe Bulldog
Grob Tutor
Vigilant Motor Glider
Flew all of these in the "Student" seat, with an instructor at my side. However, that last one was the most difficult, I went on a "gldiding scholorship" where I had to do endless circuits all day!
Posted: 28 Apr 2006, 00:32
Not as impressive as some, but have a few oldies/unusual ones....
Tiger Moth
Beagle Pup
Piper Cub
Piper Super Cub
Piper Comanche
Piper Twin Comanche
Piper Navajo
Piper Navajo Chieftain
Piper Aztec
Piper Seneca
Rockwell 112a
BN2a Islander
Beech King Air C90
Beech Baron
Cessna 150
Cessna 172
Cessna 206
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle
DC-3
DH Heron
HS125
HansaJet (the funny thing with the wings that point forwards)
G.A.F. Nomad
DH Dash7
BAC1-11
Trident
Fokker F27
Fokker F28
Sikorsky S61
Sikorsky S58T
B737
MD80
DC10
B777
Embraer EMB110
HP Herald
Argosy
LET L410
Yak52
Bell Jetranger
Enstrom F28
Chipmunk
Shorts 330
Shorts 360
Viscount 700
HS748
Rockwell 685
Rockwell 690B
Plus a few more I'm sure I've forgotten about
Tiger Moth
Beagle Pup
Piper Cub
Piper Super Cub
Piper Comanche
Piper Twin Comanche
Piper Navajo
Piper Navajo Chieftain
Piper Aztec
Piper Seneca
Rockwell 112a
BN2a Islander
Beech King Air C90
Beech Baron
Cessna 150
Cessna 172
Cessna 206
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle
DC-3
DH Heron
HS125
HansaJet (the funny thing with the wings that point forwards)
G.A.F. Nomad
DH Dash7
BAC1-11
Trident
Fokker F27
Fokker F28
Sikorsky S61
Sikorsky S58T
B737
MD80
DC10
B777
Embraer EMB110
HP Herald
Argosy
LET L410
Yak52
Bell Jetranger
Enstrom F28
Chipmunk
Shorts 330
Shorts 360
Viscount 700
HS748
Rockwell 685
Rockwell 690B
Plus a few more I'm sure I've forgotten about
Posted: 29 Apr 2006, 00:12
The AC was bloody good to us Tom. 84 Sqn I'm presuming?
Now if we had to list the flights we had paid for!
Now if we had to list the flights we had paid for!
Posted: 29 Apr 2006, 00:16
Thats an impressive list Quantum with a few on there I'd definitely like a flight in 
Posted: 29 Apr 2006, 01:47
Thought I'd added these earlier (not counting several previous 'Classic Biritish Flightsim' forum), but see they didn't appear.
DH Comet 4B :bigrin: :bigrin: :bigrin: BEA Airtours (Personal first flight)
Airbus A300 - 200 Emirates
Avro RJ 85 Lufthansa
B737 – 200 Britannia
B737 – 300 Continental
B737 – 500 Lufthansa
B737 – 800 Ryanair
B777 – 200 Malaysian
B777 – 300 Emirates
B747 – 100 Continental
B747 – 200 Air New Zealand , Continental
B747 – 400 Air New Zealand, Malaysian (First Class) :bigrin:
DC-9-15 British Midland
DC-10-10 Laker (Cockpit visit)
MD-80 Continental
BAC One-Eleven - 400 British Airways (Cockpit visit)
BAC One-Eleven - 500 British Airways, Dan-Air (Cockpit visit)
Vickers Viscount 800 British Airways (Cockpit for landing)
DHC Chipmunk AEF (Aerobatics)
Grumman Widgeon (Cockpit, Water take off and landing)
BN-2B Islander
Slingsby power glider
Cessna 152
PA23 Aztec
'Hands on stick' in several of the above, but I would never claim to have flown, as I'm not a qualified pilot.
Unfortunately, I'm booked on Ryanair yet again (work - I'd never give them my own money!).
Regards
Kevin
DH Comet 4B :bigrin: :bigrin: :bigrin: BEA Airtours (Personal first flight)
Airbus A300 - 200 Emirates
Avro RJ 85 Lufthansa
B737 – 200 Britannia
B737 – 300 Continental
B737 – 500 Lufthansa
B737 – 800 Ryanair
B777 – 200 Malaysian
B777 – 300 Emirates
B747 – 100 Continental
B747 – 200 Air New Zealand , Continental
B747 – 400 Air New Zealand, Malaysian (First Class) :bigrin:
DC-9-15 British Midland
DC-10-10 Laker (Cockpit visit)
MD-80 Continental
BAC One-Eleven - 400 British Airways (Cockpit visit)
BAC One-Eleven - 500 British Airways, Dan-Air (Cockpit visit)
Vickers Viscount 800 British Airways (Cockpit for landing)
DHC Chipmunk AEF (Aerobatics)
Grumman Widgeon (Cockpit, Water take off and landing)
BN-2B Islander
Slingsby power glider
Cessna 152
PA23 Aztec
'Hands on stick' in several of the above, but I would never claim to have flown, as I'm not a qualified pilot.
Unfortunately, I'm booked on Ryanair yet again (work - I'd never give them my own money!).
Regards
Kevin