What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Dr.bob7 » Tue Aug 19, 2008 9:13 pm

thats quit a list rotty

mines pretty short....

C172S
C172P

I might ad a N or Q model this saturday, thats my next day I get to fly and I get to do stalls  :)
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby BFMF » Tue Aug 19, 2008 10:12 pm

thats quit a list rotty

mines pretty short....

C172S
C172P


Mine's about the same.... :-X

C172N
C172L
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby beaky » Wed Aug 20, 2008 10:03 am

thats quit a list rotty

mines pretty short....

C172S
C172P

If I were to count C172 year models, my list would be longer... ;D
Which reminds me, I forgot the American Champion 7GCAA... ;D

That is quite a few planes, but many of them were very short flights, and I certainly haven't landed all of them. ;)

Most of my landings logged have been in the good ol' C172... K, L, M, N... etc. ;D

I might ad a N or Q model this saturday, thats my next day I get to fly and I get to do stalls  :)


Excellent... enjoy!  ;D
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Travis » Wed Aug 20, 2008 10:13 am

[quote]My greater concern, as alrot points out, is that there's no "all of the above" option!
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Fozzer » Wed Aug 20, 2008 11:09 am

My greater concern, as alrot points out, is that there's no "all of the above" option!  >:(


Okay, ya'll smart guys: which option should I delete to insert this hypothetical "All of the Above" option? ;)

Oh, and just so ya know, I'm starting flight school come the 25th!  Gonna fly a C152, Diamonds and a couple of others.  And I'll be flying out of the same airport Bush Jr uses to get to Crawford, TX.  He's going there soon: I may get pics of AF1 landing! :D


...just don't bother photographing, and afflicting upon us, the annoying little Bloke who sits in the passenger seat...

...please... ::)..!

Paul... ;D...!

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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby TacitBlue » Wed Aug 20, 2008 6:33 pm

I find it ineresting that there are twice as many votes for "single engine prop" (or however it's worded) than there are for multi jets. I remember having a discussion similar to this in the FS9 forum and most of the people posting only liked big jets. A few of them actually said that MS shouldn't have included the Cessna and the Cub because "that isn't real flying anyway". I always found that irritating. ::)
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby BFMF » Wed Aug 20, 2008 6:39 pm

I remember having a discussion similar to this in the FS9 forum and most of the people posting only liked big jets. A few of them actually said that MS shouldn't have included the Cessna and the Cub because "that isn't real flying anyway".



That's Heresy....! >:(
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Ravang » Wed Aug 20, 2008 6:54 pm



That's Heresy....! >:(

They should be punished >:(...oh...sorry....forgot we're not Church of England. ;D


Thank you for flying Church of England 'Cake or Death?'. ;)
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby beaky » Wed Aug 20, 2008 10:39 pm

A few of them actually said that MS shouldn't have included the Cessna and the Cub because "that isn't real flying anyway".  


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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby H » Thu Aug 21, 2008 2:28 am

I remember having a discussion similar to this in the FS9 forum and most of the people posting only liked big jets. A few of them actually said that MS shouldn't have included the Cessna and the Cub because "that isn't real flying anyway".
That's Heresy....!
...and how is a pleasure cruise with an assitant crew and copilot flying?

Maybe during training with one instructor...
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Dr.bob7 » Fri Aug 22, 2008 6:35 pm

I find it ineresting that there are twice as many votes for "single engine prop" (or however it's worded) than there are for multi jets. I remember having a discussion similar to this in the FS9 forum and most of the people posting only liked big jets. A few of them actually said that MS shouldn't have included the Cessna and the Cub because "that isn't real flying anyway". I always found that irritating. ::)


wow yea real flying is in a 747 you cant even land................ I always fly a C172 in the sim unlike other kids my age, I certinaly think flying a C172 in real life (as im going to do for a 3rd time tommorow) would be way more fun than flying a clunky 737
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Ravang » Fri Aug 22, 2008 8:40 pm

Of course everyone no knows that the only 'real' airplane is the Spitfire...I'm sure Mark would agree ;)

...If anyone says the Bf-109...meet me in the sky over Southern England and we'll find out... ;D
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Mitch. » Fri Aug 22, 2008 11:23 pm

I have flown:

Cessna 152 Aerobat (VH-UQS)
Cessna 172SP (VH-CPQ)
Cessna 172R (VH-SCN/VH-JKN)
Piper PA28 Warrior (VH-LES)
Piper PA38 Tomahawk (VH-LMV)

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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby Sean_TK » Mon Aug 25, 2008 11:58 am

Sim:
Tupolev Tu-154M


Real Life:
Cessna 172R
OR
Cessna 172RG Cutlass
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?

Postby unknown » Sat Aug 30, 2008 9:39 am

Real life:
5 hours with C152
1 hour with C172
20 hours with L-13 :o
2 hours with LAK-12
30 mins with Seabird SP 100 ;D
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started flying with LAK-16M when i was 14 years old ;)
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