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Reply #90 - Jan 7th, 2006 at 8:21pm

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I think it might be:)
Does anyone here know where Bren is? and how he's been?
 
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Reply #91 - Jan 7th, 2006 at 11:23pm
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Never had the chance to take the controls of a real one yet.  But I'm destined for the Delta Connection Academy sometime in the next couple years Wink

Passenger wise...

Continental B1900...First flight ever from Fort Wayne to Cleveland.

Continental 737-XXX...CLE to Fort Myers, never found out what version.

Northwest 727...FMY-DTW

Northwest Saab 340...DTW-FWA  Never use the little restroom when nearing your destination...Lets just say its not a fun time when your trying to finish up & get back to your seat while taking steep dives then sharp level offs...First your floating on the ceiling and then your crushed to the ground I litteraly was forced to crawl to my seat while i wasnt floating weightlessly...Have to admit though...That was one hell of a fun ride Grin  (Also the only flight I've ever been on where both pilot & co-pilot were women)

TWE BAe - Jetstream 31...FWA-STL------STL-FWA...I remember being about 13, by myself, and heading for North Carolina.  I was a little scared on this flight, sitting at the window and watching rivets rattling ever so freely on the wing and engine Shocked  Same on the return trip.  Very rough flights Undecided  Return also included an aborted takeoff.

TWA DC-9...STL-RDU-----RDU_STL...Still sat at a window both flights & watched the rivets rattle...I found it strange that it took me longer to fly from FWA-STL then it did STL-RDU even double the distance.  Slow prop planes Roll Eyes  The way home officialy made me never want to fly TWA ever again.  We took off in the DC-9 bound for STL & didn't seem to be climbing very fast + circling around the Golden Arch.  Shortly the captain made an anouncement there was a problem & we would be returning to the airport.  Unloaded & an hour later boarded another DC-9 and made the flight Undecided

(TWA...one airline I'm glad to see gone Lips Sealed )

Northwest CRJ-200 FWA-DTW-----DTW-FWA = Pilot was in a hurry that morning...tookoff from DTW like a rocket, then slammed us into the ground at FWA + full brakes.

Northwest 757-200 DTW-SEA....757-300 SEA-DTW
 
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Reply #92 - Jan 8th, 2006 at 4:00am

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Piloted myself:
- ASK-21 Glider (very frequently during summer)
- Urbanair Lambada

Pax:
-Airbus A330
-Airbus A340
-Boeing 767
-Boeing 737
-McDonnel Douglas MD-80
-Fokker F27
-Let 410

The Airbus A330-300 I got to ride in the centre cockpit jumpseat. That was a friggin awesome experience, especially the landing at Brussels National. You see so much you wouldnt see otherwise. I really got a feel for the aircrafts' huge turn radius during the taxi!  Smiley I knew almost all the things that Captain Maes did in the overhead thanks to my A340 Professional addon, it was great. 

The registration was OO-SFN, and it is operated by SN Brussels Airlines.
Ive also flown in the SN Brussels A330s OO-SFO and OO-SFM on multiple occasions.  Smiley

And im 16 years old and dont think anything ive done is amazingly spectactular. Looking forward to when I get my wings!
 

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Reply #93 - Jan 8th, 2006 at 7:05am

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


Exactly what I was referring to... Smiley

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


When I finally sort out my civvy licence we'll have to go and find an aeroplane and go flying...
 
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Reply #94 - Jan 8th, 2006 at 4:05pm

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When I finally sort out my civvy licence we'll have to go and find an aeroplane and go flying...

Prepare to be reminded of that regularly. Grin Kiss
 

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Reply #95 - Jan 8th, 2006 at 4:11pm

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Prepare to be reminded of that regularly. Grin Kiss


Lol. Prepared...
 
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Reply #96 - Jan 8th, 2006 at 4:33pm

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As far as I can remember:

B737
B747
B757
B767
A340
A319
A320
DeHavilland DHC-8
BAe-146-300
 

Where's the challenge in landing with wheels?
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Reply #97 - Jan 18th, 2006 at 9:34am

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As Passenger:

Airbus:
A310-300
A320-100,-200
A340-300,-600

BAE
1-11-400,-500
146-300

Boeing:
707-320C
737-100,-200,-800
747SP,-400
767-200ER

Lockheed:
L1011-500 TriStar
 

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