Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

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Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby MattNW » Thu May 15, 2003 6:43 pm

I'm looking for your favorite plane that you spend the majority of time flying. If you are into more than one type of plane pretty much equally pick no more than your two favorites.

For the sake of simplicity large military aircraft are in the same categories as civilian. Just pick the type (Prop or Jet).

I gave examples only for clarity they are by no means a complete list of the type.

There were only 8 slots available so I didn't include helos. If you are a chopper fan exclusively then post a reply.
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby BHOFMX » Thu May 15, 2003 6:51 pm

I voted Warbirds, BUT i do not
feel a P-38 is a small plane!!
i like the poll though, I think
the "Typhon poll" was the whole
world to 1

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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby Iroquois » Thu May 15, 2003 7:03 pm

I mainly fly props and vintage aircraft. I do however fly the A320 a lot. My faves in FS are perhaps the A320 and the CF-105 Arrow.
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby MattNW » Thu May 15, 2003 8:23 pm

I voted Warbirds, BUT i do not
feel a P-38 is a small plane!!
i like the poll though, I think
the "Typhon poll" was the whole
world to 1

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The P-38, If I remember correctly, was intended as a high altitude fighter interceptor so the role was one of a small plane even though the plane it'self isn't small.
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby fisharno » Thu May 15, 2003 11:37 pm

Tough question.....

Mostly heavy jets. Some small props. More small jets. A few big props.

There's one that I KNOW the best, but I enjoy them all.
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby BFMF » Fri May 16, 2003 12:17 am

I mostly fly GA aircraft 8)
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby Rifleman » Fri May 16, 2003 1:12 am

This is my fav.....very predictable and handles like a dream..........Zenith XL in two colour schemes I did for me and a friend of mine........
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby Cherokee_6 » Fri May 16, 2003 8:54 am

I chose big props (6+ passengers) but I am not sure if the Baron classifies as "Large" prop plane.... ;)

But that is what I fly mainly...
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby codered » Fri May 16, 2003 9:26 am

That has got to be one of the hardest questions I have had to answer today!  I hope the rest of my day gets better.  I could not choose, I wanted to select all of the above, but the answer was not available....
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby Ronnie » Fri May 16, 2003 9:29 am

I mostly fly props and corporate jets. I love to get into a Cessna 421 and island-hop around the Caribbean while listening to Jmmy Buffett. It's sorta corny, but I like it. ;D
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby Fozzer » Fri May 16, 2003 11:49 am

For me, small, single engined GA props, flying in and out of small GA airfields.... 8)...!
(None of your high flying, jet propelled, cigar tubes)...!
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Nice to know someone else is flying the lovely Zenith planes.. ;D...!
(I've got the three types)... ;)...!

http://www.zenithair.com/misc/flightsim02.html

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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby DanielF » Fri May 16, 2003 2:03 pm

I chose vintage and small props.  Recently, I've been flying a P-51 a lot for some reason.  It's a lot of fun!  ;D
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby csnyfan » Fri May 16, 2003 2:34 pm

I use mianly the 737 and Lear Jet - Still trying to perfect those landings
 
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby MattNW » Fri May 16, 2003 8:49 pm

I chose big props (6+ passengers) but I am not sure if the Baron classifies as "Large" prop plane.... ;)

But that is what I fly mainly...


The Baron is on the edge but I'd consider it a small prop. For large props I was mainly thinking of airline type planes. The Baron holds 6 but only 5 of those are passengers. Ya gotta have a pilot.  :)

I was particularly looking for the ratio of pilots who fly big commercial aircraft to those of us who fly GA planes. I'm kind of surprised at the results of the poll since I would have guessed the majority fly airliners from just reading the forum. It looks like that is only a close second to the majority who fly the smaller planes.
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Re: Big Vs Little. Jets Vs Props. New Vs Vintage

Postby Rifleman » Fri May 16, 2003 10:16 pm

For me, small, single engined GA props, flying in and out of small GA airfields.... Hi Ken,
Nice to know someone else is flying the lovely Zenith planes.. ;D...!
(I've got the three types)... ;)...!
Well worth a download, especially if you fancy a super float-plane in your hangar...!

Foz my friend, I've been flying the XL for quite some time....even from back in my FS 2000 days and I am happy to see it in someone elses hangar......Like you, I also downloaded all the planes from Zenair.......I thought I was the only one to fly such homebuilts by Chris Heinz, and the reason I do it is because I actually got to meet the man at a Homebuilt trade show in Toronto about ten yrs ago.....I can't say that about any other plane that is available for the sims........
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