How many?

Richard said:
How many types have y'all flown? Include anything that flies.

11 for me.
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Wow, lessee...I can think of around 40 and I'm sure theres a few I forget at the moment. I did a lot of ferry flights for a shop.
 
Richard said:
How many types have y'all flown?
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Lame, at 6, but only 165 hrs.

Include anything that flies.
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OK, add Rossignol, K2, Olin...the takeoffs and flight were fine, but most of the landings weren't...*oof*
 
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Lets see...

Cessna 152, Cessna 172, Piper Cherokee 180, Cherokee Archer, Piper 140, Citabra

I got 6, unless you count the 180 & the archer as the same as the 180 developed into the archer...

Missa
 
Hmmm...construction paper, copier paper, yellow legal pad, balsa wood, wood-and-plastic-and string, oh, and there was that 23 inch long F-16 complete with jet intakes and Sidewinders I made from watercolor paper, it flew like a dream...uh...let's see here, oh! hot-air balloons but the balloons melted before they got very high or the wind kept blowing the candles out. And there were some cool Peter Max ones back when I was in grade school from a book, flew like crap but looked pretty.

Huh? You mean REAL ones where I was in the left seat? :) 172, 150, and a Cherokee a long, long time ago. (I'm a struggling student, ok?)

terry (yes, I am a smarta$$)
 
uhhh.....
only 4
C-182, BE36TC, pa28-140, and a Nanchung CJ6
 
Richard said:
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Lessee ...

152, 172, 172RG, 182, 206, 210, Warrior/Archer, Arrow, Cherokee 6, Lance/Saratoga, Malibu, Seneca I/II, Mooney 201, Mooney 231, Tampico, Trinidad, Pitts S-2B, Pitts S-2C, Citabria, Super Decathlon, Micco SP-20/26, Fascination D4, Liberty XL-2, F-33 Bonanza, A-36 Bonanza, B55 Baron, Lake LA4-200, Super Cub, CJ-6A, P-51, Extra 300L, Cirrus SR-22, Diamond DA-20, Diamond DA-40, gosh, I thought there were more.

Sims: FAA SATS aircraft, Lockheed C-5A

Conspicuously absent: Vans RV series, Rutan canard design, Ron Levy's Tiger.
 
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I can remember at least these 45 or so.

150/152/152 aerobat.
Cessna 172
Cessna 182
C172 on amphib floats
C182 on floats
Cessna 310
Mooney M20J
Mooney M20C quite different from the 'J'
Beech Sport
Beech A36 Bonanza
Beech V tail Bonanza
Beech Debonair
Beech Dutchess
Beech 55 Baron
Beech 58 Baron
Beech Twin Bonanza
Katana ???
Piper Warrior
Piper Turbo Arrow
Piper Cherokee 6
Piper Aztec
Piper Seneca
Piper Navajo
Sai Marchetti SF-260
Cirus SR-22
AT-6
Howard DG-15
Starduster Too
Citabria
Super Cub
Nanchung CJ-6
Yak 52
Pitts S2
Stearman
Glassair II
One design experimental Biplane
B2 Spirit (Simulator only!)
Robinson R22 helicopter
Schweitzer 300 helicopter
Schweitzer 2-32 glider
Schleicher KA-7
Schleicher KA-8
Schleicher ASK-21
Grob 103 sailplane

Looking over other's lists reminded me of a few more:
C177RG
Grumman Traveler
Navion
Twin Commanche
Thorp T-18

And I don't know how I managed to leave this one out:
Porterfield Collegiate (CP-65)
 
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Seriously rookie student here...

C152 Aerobat and C172M...1 hr flight time logged :D
 
Henning, Lance and Ken I am impressed!!! For me AA-1B, AA-1C Gruman trainers ( really the same thing) PA28-161 Piper Warrior, PA28-181 Piper Archer. AG-5B Gruman Tiger, Piper Saratoga w/ a CFI, Piper Arrow w/ a CFI
 
I've only got 4:

Cessna 172, Piper Arrow, Mooney M20C, Cherokee 180.

Does the Frasca count? heh.
 
I think all of you have me beat.

C150/C152, Warrior, AA1B.
 
Good question.

C172 (multiple variants, all count as one for me);
Warrior
Archer
152
182
Diamond DA20-C1
Grumman AA1C
Cherokee 180 (C)
Cessna C177RG
Beech Bonanza (F33)
Beech Bonanza (A36)
Beech Debonair (C33)
Cessna T210
Boeing 737-300 (Full Motion Simulator) (Can't log it, but I "flew" it and it did not "crash" once)
Piper Comanche 250

Hmm, more than I expected to have flown. Wish list includes:

Beech D17 (Staggerwing) (hubba hubba!)
Spartan Executive (just love the looks of them, aluminum art in motion)
Bellancas of all sorts (Cruisair and Viking... Dave?)
Pilatus PC12
Extra 300
Lancair IV-P (I should own one of these, don't you think?)
Mooneys (*really* think I should own one of these)
Comanche C (Carol T...?)

Aww hell, I want to fly 'em all.
 
Not much

152
172
PA-28-140
PA-28-151
PA-28-161
PA-28-180
Ron's Tiger - whatever model it is.
Dr B's Seneca II - 0.7 baby!
 
Cherokee 180, CE150, CE152(samething), CE172, Piper Warrior, Grumman Tiger, Grumman Yankee, Piper Archer, CE206, Cherokee 140, T-33, CE180 on floats, Bellanca Super Viking, KingAir 90, A-4 simulator, parachute training simulator (high tower slide cable thing into the water) Tripacer, Champ, CE140, Grumman TR2, a 6ftx4ft kite to 10AGL (don't ask), pre-opened parachute while running down a steep hill, multiple home made near uncontrollable questionable airworthiness contraptions while growing up (in honor of the Wright Brothers methods), an umbrella off the roof, lots of ballistic trajectory type things usually at unsafe high speeds (hey, they left the ground, sometimes intentionally). Several others I can't think of at the moment. Plus a whole bunch of assorted planes when I was a kid and didn't know or bother with figuring out what I was climbing into as long as it left the ground.
 
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Airplanes I’ve flown:

Cessna 150
Cessna 150 Taildragger
Cessna 172
Cardinal RG
Citabria 7ECA, 7GCAA, 7KCAB
Champ 7AC
Super Decathlon
Beech Sundowner
Beech Bonanza (A36)
Nanchang CJ-6A
Pitts S-2B
Arrow
Comanche
Cherokee 140, 160,180
PA-11, PA-12
Piper Cub
Challenger ultralight
Bell Helicopter (one lesson only)
Schweizer 2-33 glider

Airplanes I’ve flown while riding along with another pilot:

Stearman (450 hp)
Tiger Moth
Scout
Tripacer
Cessna 182
Cessna 170
Helio
Taylorcraft
Funk
Skybolt
Extra 300L
Lance’s Baron
Ron’s Grumman (can’t remember what it’s called for sure)
Greg’s Cessna 195
Dave’s Viking
Michael’s Mooney
More that I can’t remember right now.

Whatever’s not on that list…can I have a ride? :)
 
Richard said:
How many types have y'all flown? Include anything that flies.

11 for me.
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Over 2 dozen...
includes high wings, low wings, ladies, women & girls.
 
The responses here are amazing. How cool for y'all to have flown some of those types.


PIC

Citabria w/aileron spades
Decathalon
C-120
C-152
C-170B
C-172 (includes turbocharged)
C-182
C-210
C-310Q
PA-38
PA-28 (140, 161, 180, 235)
PA-44
Ryan Navion H
Stinson 108-3
Stinson Sentinal (OY-2/L-5)

Not flying but in cockpit

B-25G (first flight in my life)
DC-4
DC-6
BT-13 Vultee
UH-1
R-22
That helo with the bubble canopy so popular in Korean war (as shown on tv show, MASH)
 
Cessna 150, 152, 172, 180, 182, 185, 206, 210, and 414. Piper J3, 140, 160, 180, PA28r, 235, SIX, LANCE, two versions of the Saratoga, Malibu, Navajo and two versions of the Cheyenne. Beech 19, 23, 24R, F33, V35, A36 both piston and turbine, B55, B58, B60 Duke, C90, BE200, BE300, BE350, BE1900 C and D, and Starship. L39 and LR 25. Mooney 231, 252 and TLS. Lake LA4-200, 200EP, 250 and 270T. SF-260. That's 50!
 
Not near as impressive as some of you:


C-150, C-172(N/SP), C-182, Beech Dutchess, Super Cruiser, Baron, Porterfield, Super Cub, Cub Special, Beech Sierra...i think thats it?

i might have forgotten maybe 1.
I have never flown anything of the Warrior/Archer/New Piper... Don't think I'm missing anything worth flying there..... ( ;) ..j/k )


So around 10.
 
SCCutler said:
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Boeing 737-300 (Full Motion Simulator) (Can't log it, but I "flew" it and it did not "crash" once)
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Well, if you can count that I have *flown* the space shuttle. Not FMS but as close as most of us will get.
 
i used to jump my first car, 1983 nissan sentra hatchback, over railroad tracks. does that count? :D
 
Actually flown and logged time in:

F33 Bonanza
A36 Bonanza
B55 Baron
B58 Baron
B58P Baron
AA5B Tiger
E300L Extra 300L
S12XL Rans
PA28-151 Warrior
C310 Cessna 310
C150 Cessna 150
J3 Piper J3 Cub
C172 Skyhawk
S2A Pitts
S2B Pitts
S2C Pitts
PA28-181-R Piper Arrow
7KCAB Citabria
PA28-236 Dekota
C177RG Cessna Cardinal
PA22 Piper Tri-Pacer
PA28-181 Piper Archer
C152 Cessna Commuter
PA23-250 Aztec
C182 Cessna Skylane
C172RG Cessna Skyhawk RG
C210 Cessna Centurian
PA32-300 Piper Cherokee Six
PA28-140 Cherokee
8KCAB Super Decathlon
7AC Champ
7ECA Decathlon
M20K Mooney 231
PA28-180 Piper Cherokee
Luscombe

Other airplanes I've flown while along for the ride:
Glasair II
Lanciar IVP
Lancair Legacy
F1 Rocket
RV9
RV6
Piaggio Avanti
Kitfox
P51 Mustang
Starduster Too
Twin Comanche
Marchetti SF260
Cessna 421
Cessna 414
King Air 90
Mooney Ovation
Cirrus SR22

that's all I can think of....
 
Of about 2 dozen, the 2 coolest were the Riley SkyRockets (Cessna 337 SkyMasters refitted to be what they should have been in the beginning) i.e.: twin intercoolers feeding over 600 HP and yielding greater than 4000 FPM climb on a hot day.

And small, amphibion float planes.
 
Well think i'll add mine
AA5
AA5B
C-150 aerobat
C-172
PA28-140
PA28-151
PA28-161
Mooney M20D (fixed gear mooney)
Mooney M20J-201



As Far as Terry is concerned i also flew
Lucky Bird trainer
Piper J-3 Cub
Waco YMF5
Strikemaster
Mach 1
(all of which are R/C planes)

And many paper planes too

And cant forget MSFS,98,2000,2002,2004, Xplanes

now for motorcycles.too many to list (Ex motorcycle racer)


Dave G.
 
I guess I'll jump on the band wagon and put my aircraft vita on here. We pilots love to brag about our planes, ahahahaha.


Aircraft Flown PIC:

CE-140
CE-150H
CE-152
CE-172
CE-172RG
CE-177RG
CE-175
CE-182
CE-182TC
CE-206
CE-210
CE-310 (1956 SKY KING) :goofy:
CE-441
CE-425
CE-560XL (CITATION EXCEL/ TYPE RATED)
LR-31/31A (LEAR 31/ TYPE RATED) --OFF THE WALL FUN! MY FAV! :hairraise:
LR-55C (LEAR 55/ TYPE RATED)
PA-28-180RG
PA-28-135
PA-28-235
PA-28-140
PA-24-260C RG
PA-23-150
PA-23-250
BE9T (KING AIR F90)
BE20 (KING AIR 200; STRAIGHT 200)
BE98
BE36
F33
S35
B35
B33-35
B19-150
M20E
8KCAB
S2C
7AC65 --ALSO OFF THE WALL FUN...MISS MY CHAMP! :hairraise:
7EC90
L-8A
AA5A
Chips Extra 300L

SIC:

CE-550SII (CITATION S TWO)
CE-750 (CITATION X)

Dave Krall CFII said:
Of about 2 dozen, the 2 coolest were the Riley SkyRockets (Cessna 337 SkyMasters refitted to be what they should have been in the beginning) i.e.: twin intercoolers feeding over 600 HP and yielding greater than 4000 FPM climb on a hot day.

And small, amphibion float planes.
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I had a student whose father had one of those Riley 337s when he was growing up....he said it was absolutly a Rocket! He said he had many fond memories riding in it.
 
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I have to congratulate all of you on your good memories. I had to pull mine off the computer. Funny I had even forgotten some. :rolleyes:

Only 26 for me, and of those 26, three were only once.

King Air 200, King Air 90, Bonanza, Duchess
Cessna 150, Cessna 172, Cessna 182, Cessna 206, Cessna 210
Cessna 320, Cessna 401, Cessna 402
Citabria
Enstrom (helicopter, because I lost my mind and got an add-on)
Grumman Tiger, Grumman Cheetah
Hawker 800
Lear 28, Lear 35, Lear 55
Mooney 201 (once)
Piper Warrior, Piper Dakota, Piper Arrow, Piper Twin Comanche (once)
Pitts Special (once)
 
Wow, this is a tough one.

P-40E Warhawk
P-51B (Allison engine) Mustang
Dehavilland Mosquito
BF109G (Gustav)
Fouga Magister
Grumman AA5B "Tiger"
Cessna 152
Cessna 150
Piper PA28-140 "Cherokee"
Piper PA28-151 "Cherokee Warrior"
Piper PA28-161 "Warrior"
PA28-181 "Archer"
Cessna 172 "Skyhawk
 
Richard said:
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Hmmm... Enough to want more airplanes than I'll ever be able to afford. :D Thanks to some of the folks here for letting me fly theirs!

Left seat:
Cessna 172 (N&SP), 182N
Piper Warrior, Archer, Arrow, Dakota
Cirrus SR22
Diamond DA40
Ed's Mooney M20J
Bruce's Seneca

Right seat only:
Lance's B55 Baron
King Air 200 (Well, I didn't do any of the flying on this one, but cool to get free right-seat time in a turbine anyway.)

Include anything that flies.
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Whoops. I guess I'll have to add Honda Accord, several types of downhill skis, my old dirt bike, and probably others. It seems since I've become a pilot that my fascination with making other things fly has dwindled somewhat. :D
 
Richard said:
)That helo with the bubble canopy so popular in Korean war (as shown on tv show, MASH)
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Bell Model 47, or whatever the Army called it...
 
Ghery said:
Bell Model 47, or whatever the Army called it...
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Thank you. Of course, it was only when you mentioned it that I remembered the model #. Struck me like a bell it did.
 
Let's see....

C-150
C-152
C-172
C-172SP
C-177RG
Super Decathlon (once, 0.8 hours or something)
Pitts S2C (once, 0.6 hours or something)

I think that's it. Not too much yet.

--Kath
 
jangell said:
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While I can see a POV to that with the PA 28 series, although they make decent transportation and are safe and reasonably economical, just not very spirited or high utility (while the 235/Dakota will haul a good load, it is restrained in space and loadability). However when you say "New Piper" included in that period of planes, you are missing on many worthy planes. One of the most worth utility planes I've ever operated is the PA 32 300.
The Cherokee 6 300 is a great plane and can make money, even if it's just "Mile High" rides run under pt 91, it can make a living. If you follow in the family pattern and make a living as a utility pilot, try and scam up a few hours and a checkout in one so you have a feel for it if you ever go for an interview for a job with one. It also is the same basic airplane as the Seneca series, again, a very worthy seat. It is capable of single pilot IFR operations under pt 135 and many are K-Ice as well as having the same cargo door arraingement which can easily load a bulky and reasonably heavy load, I've hauled aircraft engines and props in the back.

We won't start in on the Navajo series, probably be a while before you get a seat in one.
 
1954-1962

J-3 wheels/floats/skis
Norsman wheels/floats
SR-10 wheels/skis
Stinson Detroiter
108-3 wheels
UC3-B
RC3-B
DHC-2/3 wheels/skis/floats
PA-20,22,23,24,28
PA-11,12,14,18

Military 1960-1981

R6 & 7, WV2, P-2, S2, C2, E1&2

1981- present

150/170 rag wing & A,B/172/180/182/185/195/210
PA28
UC3/RC3
Husky
Super cub
DHC-2

And of course my Fairchild 24
 
Wow looking at those list really brought back alot of memories..here we go:
Flown and Logged
c150
c152
c172
c177
c175
c182
c206
c210
cT210
c441
J3- Cub
PA28-140
PA28-180
PA28-235
Piper Pacer
WARRIOR
TRIPACER 135
TRIPACER 160
PIPER SENECA II AND III
PIPER AZTEC 250
PIPER P NAVAJO
BE 98
BE 36
F 33
B 19 150
MOONEY 20E
8KCAB DECATH
? Citabra
Lake Amphib LA4-200 (Commercial sea plane rating almost as fun as the Extra 300)
King AIr 300/350 (Type)
Piaggio Avanti (current job)

ALONG FOR THE RIDE:
Citation 500 SIC
King Air F90 SIC
C 182 Turbo RG
RV6
EXTRA 300 - Thanks Chip
BONES LITTLE OLE CHAMP
RANS- Thanks Chip again.
S2 PITTS (IT TOOK ME FOR THE RIDE..) Thanks Chip even again...makes for great hanger flying stories.
and
Honestly a few others from days gone by that I'm sure I have forgotten.
 
The usual cast of civilian planes:

Piper
PA28 140
PA 28-180
PA-28-235

Cessna
C-150
C-172
C-182
C-210 TC
C-340

Beech
A-36
TN A-36
C-33A
A-55 Baron
B-55 Baron
V-35
F-33
B-58P Baron
B model King Air (right seat)

Lancair LC40

RV-6
Couple military fixed wings whose designation I don't recall. OV-1 strikes a bell and Beaver.

Citation II sim

Helicopters:

TH-55 (recip)
OH-13 (recip)
UH-1--Huey (turbine)
AH-1G Cobra (turbine)
Hughes OH-6 (turbine) LOH
OH-58 (turbine) Jet Ranger

I'm sure I'm missing somethin!!

Best,

Dave
 
Not too hard for me yet...

Flown and Logged PIC
PA28-161
PA28R-201
PA44-180
8KCAB
PA-18
BE-58
C-172
C-182
C-T207A
C-208B

Flown while along for a ride
Ryan PT-22
Citation II
Unknown Experimental (cant remember name)
 
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