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Jeremy From United States of America, joined May 2001, 668 posts, RR: 1 Reply 9, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 12 hours ago) and read 4339 times:
384 times on the 737-300.
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DesertAir From Mexico, joined Jan 2006, 1389 posts, RR: 0 Reply 10, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 12 hours ago) and read 4338 times:
It is definitely the 737...all versions.
PSA, AirCal and UA 200's
CO to Newark and Houston
AA to Chicago from SFO a number of times.
A few AW flight to Phoenix.
Close to 100 WN flights in and out of Tucson.
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San747 From United States of America, joined Dec 2004, 4934 posts, RR: 13 Reply 11, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 12 hours ago) and read 4336 times:
Looking at my log (which only dates back to 2004), it would be the A320-200... and I would daresay that its still probably the most common even dating to my first flight in 1992. Close runners-up would be the 757-200 and MD-80.
Yellowstone From United States of America, joined Aug 2006, 3071 posts, RR: 7 Reply 12, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 12 hours ago) and read 4333 times:
Since I've kept track (May of 2004) it's been the 757-200 (11 flights), closely followed by the 737-300 (10 flights). Going back to my first flight (1989, I think) it's probably the 737-300 (we flew United all the time to see my grandparents who lived across the country, and the 733 formed the core of UA's domestic fleet at the time).
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DFWMzuri From United States of America, joined Nov 2005, 248 posts, RR: 0 Reply 16, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 10 hours ago) and read 4315 times:
Bok269 From United States of America, joined May 2007, 2105 posts, RR: 0 Reply 17, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 9 hours ago) and read 4305 times:
Probably the 737 and the 757 followed by the 717 and the A320.
KPWM From United States of America, joined Nov 2007, 2288 posts, RR: 1 Reply 18, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 9 hours ago) and read 4301 times:
I haven't kept track, but I think it's either the 737 (all variations) or the CRJ-700
Palladium From Indonesia, joined Apr 2005, 270 posts, RR: 0 Reply 21, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 8 hours ago) and read 4286 times:
If I remember correctly,
1. Boeing 737-400
2. Boeing 747-400
3. Airbus 330-200/300
4. Boeing 737-300/500/800/900
5. Airbus 319/320
6. DC-9/F-100/F-28/MD-90 (roughly all about equal)
7. Boeing 767-200/300 ER
8. Boeing 737-200/Boeing 757-200/300
9. Boeing 777-300/Airbus 321/Airbus 310-300
10. Boeing 747-200/300/DC-10-30
Quoting WILCO737 (Reply 7):
For me its the 737-300 as well... Total: 645 flights!
737-500 is 2nd, total: 535 flights...
I can't believe you actually count it in precise 0.0
SAS A340 From Sweden, joined Jul 2000, 692 posts, RR: 0 Reply 24, posted (5 years 4 months 2 weeks 3 days 5 hours ago) and read 4251 times:
For me:
1. A330-300
2. A320
3. 737-800
4. A321
5. 767-300
The best of them was the A333 and the worst was a crappie 767-300 op by UA between Chicago-San Fransisco.
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25 Ag92: In the past 5 or so years it would be the Boeing 777 however in my 15 years of flying, I wouldn't be surprised if the Boeing 744 was the most flown ai
26 FlyMIA: 757-200 17 times 4 times with DL and the rest with AA. The 738 is going to over take the 757 soon with 9 flights but 7 out of the 9 have been in the p
27 WILCO737: My flightmemory does all this for me As well the flown mileage and routes etc etc... WILCO737 (MD11F)
28 LHRjc: Thanks to BA Short haul... 1st: A319 2nd: A320 3rd: B735 4th: A321 5th: B734
30 Columba: In the last few years it would be the A340-300 but overall the 737-300 is the aircraft I flew the most. So far I just had two flights with a 737NG ev
31 B777Neuss: 1st: 56 Boeing 737-200/-300/-500/-600/-800 2nd: 24 Boeing 767-300
32 FlyKev: I guess its going to be the 757-200. Years of charter holidays takes quite a hit on your aircraft totals. On saying that, I have flown the 742 and 744
33 GFFgold: Without question 737 (all variants but a lot of 732 and 734). After that, probably 744.
34 Egmcman: 737's although I expect I will be flying the STN - AGP route three to four times a year so it will be A319's in time.
35 UAL727NE: I try to pick flights on diff. aircraft. but i worked for a small airline and flew on the B1900 ATON of times. but 737,CRJ,320 fam.,MD80 is most what
37 Mcamargo: If it's family-type, the 737 family... But aircraft specific, it'd have to be the E145
38 AerorobNZ: 1 Boeing 737-300 16 times 2 Boeing 747-400 12 3 Airbus 340-211 7
39 NWADC9: DC-9-30 Followed by the 747-400 and 757-200 respectively.
40 D328: My top 5. 1. 737-300 2. A319 3. 737-400 3. CRJ-200 3. DH8-100 4. Saab 340 4. ERJ-145 5. EMB-170
41 777ER: Top four are: B737 with NZ, QF, UA and DJ A320 with NZ, JQ, SJ and UA B744 with NZ ATR72 with NZ
42 YVRLTN: Would have to be the 737 300, followed by the 767 300.
43 NG1Fan: Top 5: A-319, 320, 321) - thanks to OS/LH A330 - thanks to CX B-763 - thanks to SU, QF Yak-42 - thanks to Avialinii Kubani probably 737 in different v
44 Columba: You really are a NW guy, aren´t you What airline flies the 737-300 in Canada ??
45 Flyboyseven: SGS 2-33A I have aroud 70 flights in them. 31 of those flights solo. Graham
46 ERJ135: The F27 Friendship with over 120 sectors flown and pretty much with just two airlines. However all of these flights were quite short. For the actual h
47 CanadianNorth: I'd say 737-200 by a fair bit... CanadianNorth
48 Lobster: Well, according to FlightMemory, mine is a Northwest DC-9 15 times, followed by a Saab 340 at 13 times.
50 ACDC8: I'd have to say that it would be the 737 series for short hauls and the 767 followed very closely by the MD11 for long hauls.
51 Helvknight: For me it is the A320 Series for short haul and A332 for long haul. The most common RJ is the Avro/Bae146. I fly a lot on LX which is Airbus Central.
52 ManchesterMAN: My top 10: # Aircraft Amount % 1 Boeing 737 94 29.6 % 2 Airbus A320 32 10.1 % 3 Boeing 757 29 9.1 % 4 Airbus A330 24 7.5 % 5 Boeing 777 21 6.6 % 6 Boe
53 MSYtristar: My top 5: 1) B737-300 (47) 2) MD-80/88 (46) 3) B757-200 (34) 4) B737-200 (31) 5) A319 (30)
55 CV990: Hi! The airplane I flew most is the Airbus A320! Regards
56 EMAlad: I have kept a log of all the aircraft that I have been on, so here goes: BA; Concorde G-BOAF Brittania: 757 G-BYAW and G-BYAY JMC: 757 G-FCLA and G-FC
57 N5014K: Just recently, after 35 years of business travel I had the 737 family pass the 727 for frequency. Just about everyone serving BWI used the 727 here fo
58 Leskova: For domestic flights... A320-200 (22 flights) / A320-family (42 flights) For international flights... A320-200 (46 flights) / A320-family (89 flights)
59 A300605R: It's the 737-800 here. I enjoyed every single flight! Although some of them being a little ... [Edited 2008-01-14 11:36:49]
60 Delta767300ER: Boeing 767-300 for me. I try to schedule my flights to get on them. Luckily, I fly Delta and AA so I have no problem. -Delta767300ER
61 EWRandMDW: In my case, I'm quite sure it's the 737-family, including 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 700, and 800 series. Next would be the 727-100/200 and then probabl
62 LO231: Thank you flight memory! Top Ten Aircraft # Aircraft Amount % 1 Boeing 737-500 20 9.1 % 2 Boeing 737-400 19 8.6 % 3 Airbus 319 13 5.9 % 4 Boeing 737-3
63 Babybus: I fly 4x a month and for me its the A32x and the DC9-32 I'm a great fan of the A320 and A319. Best planes in the sky.
64 FighterPilot: DHC-2 Beaver Commercially the 737-700 Cal
65 Warren747sp: I have to say 1.744 2.738 3.752 Usually I go out of my way to avoid Airbus except for the A332. W
67 Columba: Sounds indeed very boring after a while Lucky B*st*rd Can not understand that, so far I have enjoyed every Airbus flight I have been on: A300-600 (Lu
68 SandroZRH: A320 family by far, followed by the A330 and the MD11. No prizes for guessing my airline(s) of choice.
69 Tb727: This reminds me I really need to do my logbook, but I am coming up on about 2000 hours on the Falcon 20 which is just under 1000 flights and my next w
70 Isitsafenow: Without looking at the log, first place is DC9..around 550 flights alone...the next one is Jan 23 MBS-DTW. Second must be the Canadair 50pax RJ or 727
71 Tonforty: Saab 340 for me. Any time I go anywhere my journey starts off on one of these!
72 SRforever: All McDonnell Douglas for me and proud of it 1. MD-11 2. MD-80 3. DC-10 Not much longer and they will be outrun by Airbus and Boeing
73 Skywatch: Probably the 737-800 or MD-82. ---Skywatch
74 NWOrientDC10: Boeing 727 (-100 and -200) Good Day Russell
75 TruemanQLD: 1. 737 Series 2. Fairchild Metro 3. 747-400 4 A320 series 5. 717
76 NorthstarBoy: growing up in the 70s/80s of course it was the 727-200, 75 times, the 737-300 comes in a distant second at 60 if i include duplicates or 55 individual
77 Alitalia744: For me it's either Delta's MD-88s or Delta's 757s. With their 737-800s a close runner up.
78 September11: Early 1980s - 727s Late 1980s - DC9s 1990 - 2000 - M80s
79 Burnsie28: Well My top 10 1. Douglas DC-9 series 2. A320 3. A319 4. 737 5. 757 6. 727 7. 767 8. Saab 34 9. CRJ-200 10. DC-10
80 AirbusA6: Including all version, the various 737s at 31 just keep the lead over the A320 series at 30! On individual sub types, it would be A320 22 - a recent h
81 StarAlliance38: CRJs and A319/A321 family I fly US a lot (US world's largest operator of Airbus )
82 YVRLTN: None - but I have only been living in Canada for 2.5 years, Im a Brit - so mostly U2 & EZY Switzerland, plus QM, KQ & Hola Airlines.
83 WildcatYXU: Overall: Dash 8 - my every trip starts and ends with an Dash 8 Narrowbody jet: The A 320 family Widebody jet: The B767 family
84 RAFVC10: This present year 2008, the most flown aircraft is the A320; last year were the McDonnell Douglas MD87 and the Airbus A319. Regards, Gerard
85 ZKEOJ: My Top-Five: 1 B 747-400 37 9,5 % 2 B 737-300 36 9,3 % 3 B 737-200 23 5,9 % 4 A 320-200 17 4,4 % 5 B 777-200 14 3,6 % The B737-300 was to take the top
86 LY777: The a/c I've flown must be the 752 or the 762
87 WILCO737: Oh what a pity! The 737-300 is a lot better than the -500! Although the -500 was our power package The 744 is so far down on my list So sad! Everywhe
88 02hilliert: Top 3 for me: 1. B747-400 - British Airways, Air New Zealand 2. B757-200 - British Airways 3. A319-100 - British Airways, easyJet, US Airways i've got
89 ZKEOJ: haha, I guess it is always what you have and what you want.... I haven't been on A330s much, and neither on A340s - would love a few more flights on
90 Columba: Yep, although Air Berlin and Tuifly in Germany are huge 737NG operators. I have always ended up on a 737 classic, too. Last year I flew KLM and Conti
91 Baguy: A320/321, then 757, then 737, then BAE146 and finally ERJ145 Nearly all of these with BA BAguy
92 DALelite: MD-80 series and the 767 series. cheers: DALelite
93 GivenRandy: Probably 737-700 or 737-800, but prefer 767-300ER with good movies.
94 KingAir200: I don't really keep track, but after riding around on NWA for 19 years, I would guess it would have to be the DC-9 followed closely by the 319/320.
95 FlyDeltaJets87: For me, the MD-80 Series- most of those with DL and a couple with AA. Next is the CRJ series followed by the 717-200.
96 Greggarious: I've never tallied the scores, but I'm fairly certain that the 757-200 and 737-800 compete for first place in my logbook...
97 Triple7man: Definitely AA 777-200ER...about 140 flights.
98 PHLBOS: Same here. Rough list of Sub-type s flow in decending order: 737-300 (WN & US) tie between 737-700 (FL & WN) & 737-400 (US) 737-800 (CO, DL & TZ) 737
99 BA380: I must have done well over 100 sectors on the 320 family.
100 Austinairport: I think the aircraft I had most of my flights with was the 737-300. How about you ? MHM
106 LXM83: In terms of number of flights: 1. 137 flights / 13.29% / Airbus A319/320/321 family 2. 132 flights / 12.80% / British Aerospace/Avro 146/RJ family 3.
107 Teo747: Living in Montana, it is (sadly) the CRJ-200 for me. I am still amazed that I have to this point avoided serious neck and back problems from contortin
108 FWA2500: i think its a tie for me between the 757-200 and 767-200/300. after them, i think would be the 737-300
109 EMAlad: Managed to add another type at the weekend, flying on 2 Aer Lingus A320 EI-CVA and EI-DEH, both very nice aircraft. Totals so far (not that many compa
110 Andz: Without a logbook or Flightmemory I would have to say, in descending order: 732: SAA, Nationwide, BA Comair, Air Zimbabwe 744: SAA, BA, Lufthansa, Qan
111 TCT: For me its a tie between the A320 and 752.
112 Landingshortly: 1: Boeing 747-400 2: Airbus 320 / 321 / 319 3: Boeing 747-300 4: Airbus 310-200/300 5: Boeing 777-200/-200ER/-300 6: Airbus 340-300X
119 Vhqpa: 1. Boeing 737 (8 Flights) 2. Dash 8 (4 Flights) 3. Airbus A320 and Boeing 767 (3 Flights Each) Vhq
120 Swissgabe: No doubt that would be the 320. If we include all 737 versions into a family it would beat the 320.
121 Erhard: I would say the 737 series closely followed by the 707 4 burner series .....now REALLY showing my age!!!! with the 747 series a close 3rd
122 EK77W: For me it is: 1. Boeing 747-400 2. Boeing 777-300 3. Boeing 737-300 4. Boeing 737-800 5. Boeing 767-300 6 Boeing 757-200 7 Boeing 777-300ER 8 Airbus A
123 MTSUATC: I don't have exact numbers but they would be in this order. 1. CRJ 200 2. CRJ 700 3. ERJ 145 4. 757-200 5. A320 6. 777-200
125 UltimateDelta: I'd have to say the Boeing 717 and the Douglas DC-9... of course, flying MidEx and Midwest 4-5 times a year helps!
126 Falstaff: The DC-9 I have flown on a NW DC-9 at least 10 times per year for the last eight years. The first flight I remember was on a Ozark DC-9. I have also f
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