Simviation Forum - What aircraft have you flown?

Reply #75 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 7:46am

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To be fair, until today nothing had been written in this thread for over a year!

Which is more annoying than people being a little excited about things they have done or been on.

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Reply #76 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 10:33am

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It is an old thread, but oh well. I got to fly a Cessna 170 tail dragger yesterday. I had just finished with a flight lesson with my instructor, and when we got back to the airport, another local pilot asked me if I wanted to fly around the area for about an hour. You know me, I just couldn't resist Grin

Once we were up in the air, he let me fly it for a while 8)

This is my second time flying a cessna 170 and being in a tail dragger. Now if I can convince other pilots to take me up in their cool aircraft Grin

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Reply #77 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 10:38am

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I've flown in an AA-1 and am set to fly in a rockwell commander 112 to finish my lessons

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Reply #78 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 11:40am

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I must admit since to post started I've added about 9 types to the list, but nothing beats running into Duxford in the Harvard! First twin time on a Chieftan too.

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Reply #79 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 12:58pm

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I must admit since to post started I've added about 9 types to the list, but nothing beats running into Duxford in the Harvard! First twin time on a Chieftan too.

show off,

Still havent backseated in a typhoon though have you? huh, wise guy Tongue

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Reply #80 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 2:07pm

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Posted by: willbo Posted on: Today at 1:26am
This thread is getting annoying, it's most people saying "I'm 15/14 so I am very special flying planes at this age". I'm 12 and have ridden in heaps of Air Force planes, I can't fly anything but.

Will

LMAO - if the thread was annoying you so much then why did you bother to drag it back here after a year in the twilight zone - it was maturing nicely at the back of the server.....................

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Reply #81 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 2:25pm

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I like this thread, it's always nice to see what aircafts people have flown.

As for me, I've only piloted the 72', the 182RG and once an Archer II.

Not very impressive, but I love flying em', and I certainly hope to expand the amount of planes. Preferably with the F-16 or the JSF, which will mostly likely be entering service in the RDAF when I (if I) become a pilot.

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Reply #82 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 2:36pm

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show off,

Still havent backseated in a typhoon though have you? huh, wise guy Tongue

Lol!

I'm quite glad. I appreciate my spine and its (current) servicability!

Now what chance this gets left for another year?

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Reply #83 - Jan 6^th, 2006 at 11:41pm

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AHAHHHHHHHH!!!!

Charlie, it's driving me crazy, what do you do?!

What is you occupation, how are you employed, what is your place of buisiness,

how do you get to fly so many figgin cool airplanes!!!??

Sorry, it's been bugging me for the longest time, [size=1/2]moslty because it sounds like loads of fun[/size] Grin

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Reply #84 - Jan 7^th, 2006 at 6:18am

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I just happened to have had a very lucky job in the last year whilst waiting to continue which meant I got to fly in the back of a few nice (different) aircraft. My only regret is that it was a shame I was unable to share any of the experiences as I was not allowed to carry a camera.

As I said, I consider myself very lucky, although it was very, very tough 5 years of work to get into the position to be able to have the experiences I had.

At the moment I'm flying training on the Tucano...

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Reply #85 - Jan 7^th, 2006 at 10:57am

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Thanks, and sorry for blowing up like that. Grin

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Reply #86 - Jan 7^th, 2006 at 11:03am

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Reply #87 - Jan 7^th, 2006 at 8:05pm

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Well, seems some of you are getting this confused with what you have flown IN, and what you have FLOWN.

I have FLEW:

Piper Archer
Piper Warrior II
Cessna 150

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Reply #88 - Jan 7^th, 2006 at 8:11pm

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Well, seems some of you are getting this confused with what you have flown IN, and what you have FLOWN.

I have FLEW:

Piper Archer
Piper Warrior II
Cessna 150

I think it's interesting to see both to be fair. One of our past (current) members had a flight which I think tops anyone's...

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Reply #89 - Jan 7^th, 2006 at 8:16pm

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I think it's interesting to see both to be fair. One of our past (current) members had a flight which I think tops anyone's...

That wouldn't be Brensecs flight in a Spitfire would it?

As for me, I've flown a kite. Thats about it. Tongue

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