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TUB023
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by TUB023 05 Oct 2005, 00:08
well since there already is a topic wich asks you what planes you flew i'd taught to start something like... how many hours did you fly already. (in case it already existst plz delete). pilots may include there hours in cockpit
and ffcourse it hasnt to be exact... an aprox time will do
plz tell the hours spend on plane. not just flying
spain: 3hours
Crete: 4 hours
Gambia: 7 hours
Kenya : 7 hours
Mexico: 12hours
Dominican republic: 11hours
Jamaica: 11hours
turki: 4.30hours
total: 59Hours and 30minuts.
damn can someone please move this one. i am sorry i posted this wrong
.... guess its getting late
MD-11
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by MD-11 06 Oct 2005, 10:06
Few times Florida, Aruba and few times south Europe, 2 times LHR and 1 time CPH gives me something like 100 hours ( returnflights included ).
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Comet
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by Comet 06 Oct 2005, 10:55
London Gatwick - Tenerife - no idea
Sabena and Sobelair - gone but never forgotten.
luchtzak
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by luchtzak 06 Oct 2005, 15:31
At an average of flying 600 hours per year, I must have around 5000 flying hours 8)
heathrow
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by heathrow 07 Oct 2005, 05:05
I'd say 700 hours?
MD-11
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by MD-11 07 Oct 2005, 11:21
luchtzak wrote: At an average of flying 600 hours per year, I must have around 5000 flying hours 8)
:dammit: :dammit:
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A318
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by A318 07 Oct 2005, 14:22
16 years to FLA vv=aprox 300 hrs
A Whole Different Animal
Avro
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by Avro 07 Oct 2005, 15:25
I don't know it exactly but I would say something around the 80hours. + 3 flights to come this year..
Kapitein
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by Kapitein 23 Oct 2005, 16:03
BRU-GRO-BRU x2 (SLR) approx. 6h
Knight255
Posts: 741 Joined: 06 Jan 2005, 00:00Location: Daytona Beach, USA
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by Knight255 23 Oct 2005, 18:00
Well I have over 300 hours as a pilot. As for being a passenger I haven't a clue. I've been in airplanes ever since I was a wee kid and now I'm 21. In that time I've traveled all over the world. Not to mention the fact that I worked for AA this past summer and I jumpseated all over the U.S. I'm going to have to say I have......a lot of hours.
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fokker_f27
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by fokker_f27 20 Nov 2005, 18:47
333.5 hours i think, but i've bin on planes before I was born!
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Andries
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by Andries 20 Nov 2005, 23:33
2004
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EBBR-EGLL : 01h00 (B767)
EGLL-EBBR : 01h00 (B767)
EBBR-LGIR : 04h00 (B737)
LGIR-EBBR : 04h00 (B737)
2005
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EBOS-EBOS : 00h20 (Cessna)
EBBR-LBWN : 03h15 (MD-80)
LBWN-EBBR : 03h15 (B737)
So in total only 16h50
Greetz,
Andries
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Bottie
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by Bottie 20 Nov 2005, 23:47
2005:
zwark
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by zwark 21 Nov 2005, 09:21
Hi guys:
Kapitein
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by Kapitein 10 Dec 2005, 22:00
jan_olieslagers wrote: Brubiac wrote:
(lot of dx flying snipped not without some jealousy)
Why shouldn't it count?
But I'm afraid you're fiddling up your ICAO codes,
did you perhaps mean Hoevenen EBHN?
Indeed, Hoevenen
airazurxtror
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by airazurxtror 13 Dec 2005, 11:42
How does one count flight time ?
EHAM
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by EHAM 13 Dec 2005, 12:29
I've only got a total of about 25 flying hours.
TC-MNE
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by TC-MNE 13 Dec 2005, 13:08
BRU - ACE - BRU = 8H (SLR 732)
Jense
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by Jense 13 Dec 2005, 14:21
airazurxtror wrote: Can anybody tell me how airlines pilots do count their flight hours ?
Off block, on block I guess.
and ffcourse it hasnt to be exact... an aprox time will do 
.... guess its getting late 
Andries 