Andrew Ong 1 Report post Posted December 26, 2007 -Malaysia Airlines (B744, B734) -Southwest Airlines- (B735) Forgot to add the B743 for MAS and the B737 for SWA Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
affendi osman 0 Report post Posted December 26, 2007 mine... MH - F50, 734, 735, DC10, MD11, 330, 332, 772, 744 AK - 733, 320 FY - F50 SQ - 772, 310, 343 QR - 330 EK - 77?, 332 forgot aaa....routing was KUL-DAC-DXB-IST (v.v) MZ - 732, F100 GA - 734, DC10 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cornelis Boersma 0 Report post Posted December 26, 2007 (edited) My list: Air Asia: A320 Air Holland: B733 Bangkok Airways: B717, ATR72 Blue1: BAe 146/Avro RJ-85 BMI: A319 Condor: A320 EasyJet: A319 Finnair: A320 Hapag Lloyd: B738 Jet2: B733 KLM: B744, B733, B734, A332, F70 Malaysia: B772 Martinair: B763, B742, M11, A320 Onur Air: A300B4-200 Sterling: B735 Transavia: B752, B753, B738 Virgin Blue: B73G (-700) Edited December 26, 2007 by Cornelis Boersma Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bennedic 0 Report post Posted December 26, 2007 My list, in order of mileage flown, just copy and paste out of my flight log lol Airline | Country | Total Dist flown | Total Block Time | No. of Flights 1. Singapore Airlines | Singapore | 206223 NM | 479 Hr 25 Min | 82 FLIGHTS 2. Cathay Pacific Airways | Hong Kong | 6058 NM | 14 Hr 42 Min | 5 FLIGHTS 3. United Airlines | United States of America | 5836 NM | 14 Hr 12 Min | 4 FLIGHTS 4. Tiger Airways | Singapore | 4786 NM | 12 Hr 38 Min | 5 FLIGHTS 5. Jetstar Airways | Singapore | 2920 NM | 7 Hr 20 Min | 2 FLIGHTS 6. Air Asia | Malaysia | 2661NM | 11 Hr 13 Min | 12 FLIGHTS 7. Thai Airways International | Thailand | 1618 NM | 4 Hr 40 Min | 2 FLIGHTS 8. Pakistan International Airlines | Pakistan | 912 NM | 2 Hr 40 Min | 1 FLIGHT 9. Thai Air Asia | Thailand | 828 NM | 2 Hr 20 Min | 1 FLIGHT 10. Delta Airlines | United States of America | 825 NM | 2 Hr 30 Min | 1 FLIGHT 11. Continental Airlines | United States of America | 815 NM | 2 Hr 30 Min | 1 FLIGHT 12. Malaysia Airlines | Malaysia | 784 NM | 2 Hr 30 Min | 2 FLIGHTS 13. Ansett Australia Airlines | Australia | 366 NM | 1 Hr 15 Min | 1 FLIGHT 14. Air Berlin | Germany | 306 NM | 1 Hr 17 Min | 1 FLIGHT 15. United Express (SkyWest Airlines) | United States of America | 293 NM | 1 Hr 19 Min | 1 FLIGHT 16. Southwest Airlines | United States of America | 287 NM | 0 Hr 48 Min | 1 FLIGHT 17. Firefly | Malaysia | 258 NM | 1 Hr 35 Min | 2 FLIGHTS 18. Air Berlin (Germania) | Germany | 255 NM | 1 Hr 20 Min | 1 FLIGHT 19. US Airways Express (Republic Airways) | United States of America | 254 NM | 0 Hr 47 Min | 1 FLIGHT 20. JetBlue Airways | United States of America | 209NM | 1 Hr 15 Min | 1 FLIGHT 21. US Airways | United States of America | 188 NM | 3 Hr 03 Min | 1 FLIGHT 22. US Airways Express (Piedmont Airlines) | United States of America | 170 NM | 1 Hr 31 Min | 1 FLIGHT Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mohd Azizul Ramli 2 Report post Posted December 26, 2007 My updated list: Malaysia Airlines - 97 sectors (F50, MD10, B734, A332, A333, B772ER, B744) Looking forward for my 100th flight with Malaysia Airlines very soon! Batavia Air - 35 sectors (B732, B733, B734) Lufthansa - 4 sectors (B733, BAe146) Sriwijaya Air - 4 sectors (B732) Dirgantara Air Service - 2 sectors (A type of turbo propeller, suspected to be either Britten-Norman BN2A Islander or Indonesian Aerospace 212) Garuda Indonesia - 2 sectors (B733) KLM - 2 sectors (B733, B734) AirAsia X - 2 sectors (A333) Emirates - 1 sector (B773ER) Azizul, thats quite a lot of sector on MAS, wow! Do you work in Indonesia? Yes S V Choong, I have been working in Indonesia for almost 3 years. -Malaysia Airline. Never been on other airline include Airasia. T_T. Wanted to try other airliners if got chances. Desmond, if I were you, I would stick to only MH. Then you can claim that you only fly exclusively on Malaysia Airlines. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KC Sim 2 Report post Posted December 27, 2007 As of end-2007, I have travelled on these: United Airlines – B744 Northwest Airlines – B744, DC-10-30 Alaska Airlines – B738, B734, MD-82 jetBlue – A320 Korean Air – B773 Air Koryo – IL62 Air China – A332, B763, B762 MIAT Mongolian Airlines – B722 China Airlines – A300-600R, B744 All Nippon – B763 Japan Airlines – B744, MD11, DC-10-40 JALways – B743 EVA Air – MD-11, B744 Combi Cathay Pacific – L-1011, B742, B744 Air Macau – A321, A320 Thai Airways International – MD-11, B744, B742, A345, A300-600, A300B4, B734 Nok Air – B734 One-Two-GO – B757 Orient Thai – L-1011-500 Phuket Air – YS-11, B743, B732 Bangkok Air – B717, ATR72 Myanmar Airways International – B734, B733 Air Bagan – F100, ATR72 Lao Airlines – ATR72, A320 Vietnam Airlines – A321, A320 Air Mandalay – ATR72 Thai AirAsia – B733 Vision Air – DO-228 Malaysia Airlines – MD11, DC-10-30, B744, B742, B735, B734, A332, A333, A300 AirAsia – A320 Jetstar Asia – A320 Valuair – A320 Tiger Airways – A320 SilkAir – F70, B733, A319, A320 Singapore Airlines – B744, B743, B742, B773ER, B773, B772, A380, A345, A343, A313, A312, Rep of Singapore AF – Skyvan 3M Jatayu Airlines – B722 Garuda – DC-10-30, B733, B734, B735, A300-600, A300B4 Merpati Nusantara Airlines – F28 Royal Brunei – B763 Air NZ – B732, B762 Privately-owned Tiger Moth in Queenstown, NZ SriLankan Airlines – A343, A332 Air India – B743 Combi, A313 Jet Airways – B737-800 Emirates – A313, A306, A332, B773 Gulf Air – A343 Turkish Airlines – A343 Air Astana – B763, A320 Birtish Airways – Trident, B733 Swissair – MD-80, MD-11 Swiss International Airlines – MD-11, A343 Lufthansa – A300-600 Finnair – MD-11 SAS – B742, DC-9, B763, A343 Ceskoslovenske Aerolinie – IL62, IL18, TU154 Aeroflot – IL-96-300 Air France – B773ER, A321 Debon Air – Bae 146 Virgin Express – B733 Dan-Air – B727-100, B727-200 British Midland – A320 Olympic Airways – A343, B734, Shorts 330 These were based on just what comes to mind quickly . . . may have missed a couple. KC Sim Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Arieff 0 Report post Posted December 27, 2007 Wow!u guys seem to be flying alot! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tamizi Hj Tamby 1 Report post Posted December 27, 2007 Awesome topic Here's mine: Malaysia Airlines-A300,B737-400,F50 AirAsia-B737-300 Fly Asian Xpress (FAX)-F50 I went onboard A300 back in 1991,since i'm a small boy.The flight i've took on that a/c was KCH-SZB (via SIN). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hon Kit 3 Report post Posted December 27, 2007 Here is mine.. Malaysia Airlines ( 734, 744) Singapore Airlines (A312, A313,744) Qantas ( A333) Gulf Air ( 767-300ER) Thai Airways ( A306, A330 , 734) China Southern (A320) Airasia X ( A330) Great Wall Airlines ( 744F cargo ) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
KC Sim 2 Report post Posted December 28, 2007 I just knew that I would have missed out a few. And here they are: Korean Air - A330-200, B737-800 Cessna on float from Te Anau to Lake Wakatipu in New Zealand (sorry forgot to note its regn) KC Sim Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wilson Kook 0 Report post Posted December 30, 2007 Here's my list.. _____________________ Malaysia Airlines (B734, A332, A333, B772, B744) Emirates (A332, B773) China Airlines (A333) _____________________ Qantas (B763, B744) Cathay Pacific (A333, B772, B773, A343) Japan Airlines (A306, B763) _____________________ Korean Air (A333) KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (B744) _____________________ Singapore Airlines (B772, B744) Air New Zealand (A322) Thai Airways International (B772, B773) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nicholas Wan 0 Report post Posted December 30, 2007 here's is my list too.. all malaysian airlines fleet/all destination normally walking up and down..non stop Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Simon 3 Report post Posted December 30, 2007 MAS SIA ANA Thai Airways China Airlines Cathay Pacific Air Asia Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nuriman Ahmad 2 Report post Posted January 4, 2008 ..i just can't keep up with u guys..u guys sure travel a lot.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mohd Faridz Mohd Yunus 0 Report post Posted January 4, 2008 (edited) Interesting thread..as for me the lists are: -Malaysia Airlines(F50/B732/734/735/DC10/A330/B772/B744) -Singapore Airlines(A310/772) -Pelangi(F50) -Emirates(B772) -Etihad(B763/B773/A332) -Myanmar Airways(B734) -Angel Air(B735) -Thai Airways(A300/A330/B772) -Shanghai Airlines(B767) -British Airways(A320) -Alaska Airlines(MD80/B737) -Air Asia(B733/A320) ..thats about it I guess.. Edited January 4, 2008 by Mohd Faridz Mohd Yunus Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Azuan Zahdi 2 Report post Posted January 5, 2008 Interesting topic indeed although my list is definitely shorter than many. Air Asia A320, B733 MAS B734, B772, A333, A332, B744 Firefly - F50 Emirates - AB6, A330, B772 Saudi Arabia - MD11, B743 United Airlines - B752, B733, CRJ200 Air Canada - A320, Uzbekistan Airways - A310 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Keno Omar 0 Report post Posted January 6, 2008 Updated list Asia/OZ Malaysia Airlines Air Asia Pelangi Airways Royal Brunei Emirates Saudi Arabian Qantas Australian Airlines (pre-1993 version) Gulf Air Europe British Airways - mainline British Airways - GB Airways British Airways - Brymon Airways Olympic Airways KLM BMI Aer Lingus Easyjet Easyjet Switzerland Ryanair Monarch Airlines My Travel Lite Buzz (now becomes Ryanair) Go-Fly (now becomes Easyjet) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
S V Choong 4 Report post Posted January 7, 2008 (edited) Updating again.... Malaysia Airlines - F27, F50, B732, B734, B735, B744, B772ER, A300B4, A332, A333 & DC10 Air Asia - B733 Singapore Airlines - A312, A313, B742, B743, B772ER, B773ER, B744 (-412, -4H6) Cathay Pacific Airways - A343 Dragonair - A320 Korean Air - A333, B743 Philippine Airlines -A300B4 Shenzhen Airlines - B733, B738 Xiamen Airlines - B737-700 Shanghai Airlines - B738 Qantas Airways - B733, B734, B763ER, B744 Qantas New Zealand (franchise - now defunct) - BAe146 Air New Zealand - B732, B733, B762ER, B763ER, A320, ATR72-500 Ansett New Zealand (franchise - now defunct) - BAe146 Pelita Air, Indonesia - Hercules C-130 Freedomair, NZ - B733 Origin Pacific Airways, NZ (now defunct) - DHC Dash-8 (no lavatory onboard mad.gif) Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) - B752, Hercules C-130 Jetstar - A320 LAN Chile - A343 PolynesianBlue.com - B738 with winglets Adding to the list soon Pacific Blue - B738 Emirates - A345 (?) Summary: Airbus - A300B4, A310-200, A310-300, A320-200, A330-200, A330-300, A340-300 ATR - ATR72-500 Boeing - B737-200, B737-300, B737-400, B737-500, B737-700, B737-800, B747-200, B747-300, B747-400, B757-200, B767-200, B767-300, B777-200ER, B777-300ER. British Aerospace - BAe146 DeHavilland Canada - DHC8-200 Lockheed - Hercules C130 McDonnell Douglas - DC-10-30 Edited January 7, 2008 by S V Choong Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hafizul 0 Report post Posted January 7, 2008 im not a frequent traveller.. *Malaysia Airlines 747-400, 777-200 *Saudi Arabia 747-400 *British Airways 747-400, F50 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Afa FreexZ 0 Report post Posted January 7, 2008 im not a frequent traveller.. Me either. Malaysia Airlines : B734 A333 B744 Air Asia : A320 Royal Jordanian : A342 A310 Thai Airways : A333 (Royal Barge) B777 Lauda Air : B777 Japan Airlines : B777 Merpati Air : Fokker 100 Royal Brunei : B763 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hairil Anuar Md Akil 0 Report post Posted January 13, 2008 Me too...very infrequent... MAS - A330, B737, B747-400 SIA - A300 (or was it B737?), B747-400, B747-200 Kuwait Air - A310, A340 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dsim 0 Report post Posted January 13, 2008 MH, SQ, BA, KL, CX, CO, Emu Air Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Izhar Z 1 Report post Posted January 14, 2008 MAS B737 AirAsia B737, A320 Firefly F-50 SriLankan A330, A320 Gulf A340 Hmmmmmm........ That's all? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Azuddin 1 Report post Posted January 14, 2008 (edited) For me, there could be no air travel for me at least until the end of this year. Hopefully I can go back to Houston and catch a ride on 767-400ER again, one rarest aircraft in the world. Azuddin Edited January 14, 2008 by Azuddin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Andi C 0 Report post Posted January 14, 2008 (SQ) Singapore Airlines - A380, B744, B743, B742, A313, A345, B772, B773, B77W (MH) Malaysia Airlines - B744, B772, A333, A332, A300, DC10, B734, B732, F50, F27 (CX) Cathay Pacific - L1011, A333 (KA) DragonAir - A333, A321, A320 (BI) Royal Brunei - B763, B757, A320, A319 (AN) Ansett Australia - B762, B732, B727 (QF) Eastern Australian (now QantasLink) - Dash-8 (MI) SilkAir - A320, A319 (NW) Northwest Airlines - B742 (HA) Hawaiian Airlines - DC10 (AQ) Aloha Airlines - B732 (8M) Mahalo Air (now defunct) - ATR42 (DL) Delta Airlines - L1011, B757 (CO) Continental Airlines - DC10, B735 (JL) Japan Airlines - B742, MD11 (AK) AirAsia(DRB-Hicom) - B733 (AK) AirAsia(Tune) - B733 (CA) Air China - A319 (MU) China Eastern - B762, A319, A320 (CZ) China Southern - B772, B757, A319 (HU) Hainan Airlines - B738 (FM) Shanghai Airlines - B757 (MF) Xiamen Airlines - B757, B737 (ZH) Shenzhen Airlines - B733 (EK) Emirates - B77W (D7) Fly Asian Xpress FAX - F50 + 1 time chartered Cessna206 over the Grand Canyon Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
