Aircraft you have flown in as a passenger

[Turbofan]

After doing an extensive search and looking through all 14 pages of this forum, I did not find anything similar so I thought it would be fun to list what aircraft and by which airline you have flown in as a passenger. (Note to mods: if there already is one and I just missed it, please delete this and direct me to it).

Here's my list. Note that some of these airlines are no longer in service (Air Sahara and Continental, among others)

Boeing:

727-100 (American)
727-200 (American, Transworld)
727-200Adv (Delta)
737-200 (Delta, Southwest)
737-300 (Southwest)
737-400 (Air Sahara)
737-500 (Continental; Southwest)
737-700 (Jet Airways, Continental)
737-800 (Delta, Jet Airways, Continental, United)
747-100 (Air France)
747-200 (Air India, Lufthansa)
747-400 (Lufthansa)
767-300ER (Air France, Delta)
777-200ER (Air France, Delta, United)

Airbus:

320-200 (Indian)
330-200 (Air France)
330-300 (Lufthansa)
340-200 (Lufthansa)
340-300 (Lufthansa, Air France)
340-300X (Lufthansa)

McDonnell Douglas:

DC 9-30 (Transworld)
DC 9-50 (Transworld)
MD-82 (American)
MD-83 (American)
MD-88 (Delta)
MD-11 (Delta)

Bombardier:

CRJ 100 (Comair)
CRJ 200 (Air Sahara, DL Connection ASA, DL Connection Comair, DL Connection Skywest, United Express Air Wisconsin)

CRJ 700 (ASA)
Dash 8-Q400 (CO Connection Colgan Air)

Embraer:

EMB 120 Brasilia (ASA)
ERJ 135 (Chatauqua)
ERJ 145 (American Eagle)

Aerospatiale-Alenia:

ATR 72-200 (American Eagle)
ATR 72-500 (American Eagle, Jet Airways)


Fokker:

F-100 (American)

Lockheed

L 1011-500 (Delta)

[Zack]

I dont have as much but i got:

Boeing:
737-700 (SouthWest)

Airbus:
A321 (JetBlue)

Cessna:
C152
C172

Piper:
Cub
Cherokee

[AdityaB]

^ @TurboFan thats a really long list

how was air india and indian? freaking airlines....govt run, never maintained (my rating would be 3/10 for AI on domestic sectors, although my cousins in the americas are rating a 9! )

A319-100 Air India
A320-200 IndiGo, Air India, Air Deccan(defunct), Kingfisher (defunct, loan evading culprit )
A321-200 Air India

B737-400 Jet Airways
B737-700 Jet Airways, Jet Lite (once a upon a time Air Sahara), Air Sahara (defunct)
B737-800 Jet Airways, Spicejet
B737-900ER Spicejet

Dash 8 Q400 Spicejet (loved this beauty, of all!)

ATR 72-500 Jet airways

E190 Paramount (defunct now, due to tax evasion and stuff, but was a damn cool airline and aircraft!)

CH701 NCC-AW (a great STOL)

Powered-Glider IAF

[lorDuckFeet]

Airbus A318-121 PR-ONP Avianca Brasil
Airbus A320-214(WL) PR-ONS Avianca Brasil

Some photos: http://hangarvem.weebly.com/about.html

[Richard Vo]

a320/a321 Vietnam airlines
a320 SAS
b777-200er vietnam airlines
b777-300er Thai airways
b787 Thai Airways/Qatar
a330-200 vietnam airlines/Qatar
a330-300 Thai Airways
a380-800 Qatar

Upcoming: b777-300er/a380-800 Emirates

[decaff_42]

CRJ-700
A320
B757
B767
B737
E-190
B717
MD80

Probably a few others, but I cannot remember anymore

[kiwiflieger]

ATR 72
DHC8-Q300
C208 Caravan

B737-3S3
B767 (?)
A380
A320

G103 Twin Astir
DC-3

Think that's it...

[jetskit]

757-300 Thomas cook
757-200 Thomsons
737-800 Thomsons/Ryan air/Viking airways
A319 easy jet/my travel
A320 easy jet/British airways
A321 - onur air/monarch

The list can go on, I was just a bit young to remember the airlines lol!

[VNAF ONE]

I've been on a few. Most I don't remember of course so I'll just take a guess.

C172L/S/SP/N
T-34
DA-42L
Extra 330L
Extra 330LC

UH-60

CL-600/CRJ-200
CRJ-700
ERJ-175
MD-80/82/88
MD-90
717
737-600/700/800
757-200W
A320
A330
DC-10/MD-11 (not sure, NWA circa 1998)

As for Airlines which may have been on more than one of the above:
AirTran
American Airlines
Delta Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines
US Airways

I've been trying to get some variety in the domestic stuff lately, but there's only so much variety to choose from so this is it for now. I'm pretty sure this list is gonna get longer next week but I still think that's a lot right there. Man I love aviation!

[rodsantos]

Boeing 747-400
Airbus A319/A320
ATR 72-500
(There may have been more, but I think I've forgotten them.)

[Turbofan]

It's been fun reading your lists, quite some variety there.

DC-10/MD-11 (not sure, NWA circa 1998)

This was most definitely a DC-10 (either the 30 or the 40) since NW did not operate the MD-11. I really wanted to fly in the DC 10 at least once. Oh well

Aditya: I flew AI seevral times back in the late 80s/early 90s when I was a kid, and while the service wasn't too bad then, the on-time performance sucked. These days, from what I gather the service sucks also. It is called the "National Shame" for a reason. It seems like it does a decent job of runing the EWR-BOM flights and flights between North America and DEL, so that's probably why people here who fly AI get a better experience than within India or other int'l flights do.

I found Indian Airlines' service to be about average, flew it once from BOM to the old BLR. And had a reactionary F/A who told me to stop taking photos (perfectly legal to do so since 2007 in India) when the aircraft was on short final. Kind of ruined the experience.

[Neocon]

My school bus driver in high school used to go over this one hill way too fast, and we would be off the ground for a second and then come crashing down on the other side every day. Does that count?

[NajmiCreative]

So far:
DHC-7 Berjaya Air
(when I was infant,to Tioman Island)
Boeing 737-400 Malaysia Airlines
(when 4,going to Langkawi)
Airbus A320 AirAsia
(when 10,going to Sabah)

[AdityaB]

My school bus driver in high school used to go over this one hill way too fast, and we would be off the ground for a second and then come crashing down on the other side every day. Does that count?

Well, them my list is huge! really really huge!

[Flake]

VH-RNO
VH-XQY
VH-WRQ
VH-HUZ

[AdityaB]

VH-RNO
VH-WRQ
VH-HUZ

decoded

all are cessna 152's

VH-RNO suffered a hard landing in 1988

[The Second Maverick]

Boeing :
- B737-400 : Garuda Indonesia
- B737-500 : Garuda Indonesia
- B737-800 : Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air
- B737-900ER : Lion Air

Airbus :
- A320-200 : Mandala Airlines ( bankrupt )

ATR :
- ATR 72-600 : Wings Air

McDonnell Douglass :
- MD-80 : Wings Air ( the actual jet has already scrapped I think )

Best Regards

[Turbofan]

My school bus driver in high school used to go over this one hill way too fast, and we would be off the ground for a second and then come crashing down on the other side every day. Does that count?

For a second the vehicle was airborne and you were technically a passenger. Sure, why not!

[Richard Vo]

there are not so many people get a chance to fly the awesome a380...

[Turbofan]

there are not so many people get a chance to fly the awesome a380...

The 388 will be around for quite a while... I'm sure I will get an opportunity at some point. Though the 757 and 717 are high on my priority list at the moment.