How many different planes have you flown?

Cessna:152,172,172RG,182

L29(see avtar)
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Cessna 172
Grob 109b
Cap-10B
Mooney M20J

Nick

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I'm guessing you go to Daniel Webster College, Nick?
 
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It was a Cheyenne IV XL so I guess that's a PA 42

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A four XL
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What kind of beast is that? The 400 it's self is a beast.
 
My list is very small. Guess I need to do some more variety. Here it is as of today:

Cessna
150
172 (stol and not, but same plane
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177
182
206

Piper
PA28-151
PA28-161
PA28R-200
PA28-235
PA28-236

Beech
T-34
F33

Mooney
M20J

Christen
Eagle

Citabria
7ECA

Aeronca
Champ

Pictures can be seen at: http://www.igot.net/fly/planes.html
 
BE36 1.8 hrs

C-150M 18.7 hrs
C-172N 45.6 hrs
C-172P 185.1 hrs
C-172R 4.6 hrs
C-R182 74.3 hrs

PA28-180 1.3 hrs
PA34-200 59.1 hrs
 
PA38, 28-151, 28-161, 28-200R, PA-44, (seneca? PA-34?)
BE-76, BE-90, BE-90A, T-34B, F33A, B-95, BE-55, BE-58
C-150, C-152, C-172, C-172RG, C-182 C-310D, C-441
B-727, B-737
MD-88, MD-90-30

25?
 
Cessna 152


I win by showing my dedication to one aircraft throughout all the flying i've done.

Let's just ignore that all that flying adds up to .5 hours
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OK, let's try to get my list in here ...

Cessna: 150, 152, 172, 172SP, 182, 182RG, T206, 310R.
Beech: C24R, F33A, J35, S35, V35B, A36, 58, A60, 76, C90B, 200.
Piper: PA-28 (140, 161, 180, 235), PA-28R, PA-32, PA-44.
Mooney: M20E, M20J
Socata: TB-9
Pilatus: PC-12
Sims: BE-1900D, DC-9-30

Never got to fly them, but I rode jumpseat in the B727, B737 (100, 200, 300, 500, 700), B757, DC-9, DC-10, MD-80, and ATR-42 back in my Continental days.

Interesting 737 jumpseat story ... one of Continental's (now-retired) antique 737-100s was an airplane that was delivered new to Lufthansa. It was subsequently sold to PeoplExpress and added to the Continental fleet during the "Big Bang". During it's Lufthansa days, the airplane was hijacked by a gunman who, in the course of the hijacking, shot several holes in the airplane. The FOs said that on the walkaround, you could see the fuselage patches where the bullet holes were repaired before the airplane was returned to service. (That story was told to me on the jumpseat of the very same airplane on an early morning ATL-IAH trip.) Interesting ...

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Cessna 152, 172(land & sea), T-41, 182, 206(land & sea), 207
Piper PA-12, 18, 28, 28R, 31, 31TIIXL
Champion 7GCAA, 7GCBC
Helio Courier H-295
Beech 18T, A36, F33, 55, 58
King Air 90, B100, 300
Stinson 10A, 208
Taylorcraft F19(sea)
EMB-120
CL-56
 
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