What was the first plane you ever flew?

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Juggs wrote:
ZCT??? I think Skywings in Red Deer has that plane right now.

My first real flight was when I was in Beaver's in one of Mr. Borek's Twin Otters. C-GNTA (I think) with the then Chief Pilot of Borek.

Anyone know if that picture is still up at Borek?


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Whoops, ZCT was really close to one of the Dash 8's we had down in Haiti. ZTC was the Dash 8 we had down in Haiti. Think I might have mixed it up with that.

Although I do believe that Sky Wings had a 152 called ZCP. Either way, that was a long time ago.
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Good old GFXM, that was the second plane i flew, First was GYLE third GECA
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C-152 C-GZJS at CYOO in November 04
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CF-EJI C150 CYGK 1993 Crashed 2 years later in the swamp outside of the city.
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First flight was Great Lakes Airways Convair 580 YZR - YYZ

Intro flight, C172 C-GGZH Huron Aviation, Sarnia
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My ride - only it was green and destroyed in a hangar fire in Edmonton eons ago:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=8 ... _id=726174
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1st flown in that I remember EAL DC-9 / L1011

1st plane flown, C152

1st plane after CPL, DC-4
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C-172 C-FBQK
Hamilton Flying Club with Reg Spence March 27, 1993
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Intro Flight: 1998, Rockcliffe Flying Club's C-150 C-GBIO which was written off in an engine failure in 2000.

First Solo: 2000, Dynamair's (which is no longer in existence) C-152 Aerobat C-GVNC

In 1999 I also soloed in glider Sweitzer 2-33 C-GCLN
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In Costa Rica... a C-172 TI-ANB
In Canada... another C-172 C-GYRI
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C-GYAG - out of CZBA - April 10th 1997
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Mine was a Stinson 108...a '47 vintage I believe.
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First Flight- GYAN
Solo and PPL test- GFYW all from cytz...PPL training was something I'll never forget...same goes for the plane, I often wonder where FYW went off too? When I win the lottery Im gonna track it down and buy it back! :P
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First Aircraft Flown was a DHC-2-through my father
First Aircraft Flown on my own-C-152 but don't remember reg, think it was UZM outta st.andrew's
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1946 Aeronca Champ FWQE first fixed wing flown (Centralia).
Bell 206 first helo flown.
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FBYT C-172 Fam flight with Morgan Air when I was 13 in YQL. I couldn't believe how relaxed the flight instructor was considering there was a 13 year old at the controls :P
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First flown in: no way I can remember (would have been a Canadian airlines flight from Vancouver to Toronto in the mid eighties when I was only 1 or 3 years old)

First sat in a crew seat: DHC-2

First actually held the controls and moved the plane around: Piper Aztec

My fam flight and all my ppl training: C152
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First Lesson: PA-28-140 CF-YLH Peninsulair Ltd. CYHM 11 July 76

(As a 4 year old passenger, Air Canada Viscount, 1964.)
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Miss Mae wrote:A Cessna 152 at the London Flying Club...FZKL...I think that airplane is in Dorval now
That's the airplane I flew my first solo in. :D Also at CYXU.



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B2 Bomber was my first...!

on Flight simulator...
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i wonder what airplane cat first flew, probably something none of us have ever heard of.... :lol:
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bizjet_mania wrote:i wonder what airplane cat first flew, probably something none of us have ever heard of.... :lol:
Are you kidding, it was probably something really cool, that required you to use your feet and probably made a better pilot:

And only because it is expected of me:

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Was it an Otto Lilienthal Flyer?

But good question, I am seriously interested in hearing his response.

Do tell Mr. Cat.
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First Flight was Aug, 1972 in a Cessna 180 owned by Cedar Shores Resort in Jellicoe, Ontario flown by Oscar Sideen.

First training flight was Sept.8, 1976 in a C-150 registration CF-WIW owned by Superior Airways in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Instructor was Ross Love.
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I'm pretty sure I was conceived on an AC 727....

I wish I had the picture online of my father in uniform holding me after a flight with him at 6 months...

First plane I held the controls was a buck eighty five on floats at age 7

Then FKKE a murphy rebel in 2002

My official training started on a 152.. GZBB out of CZBB ;)
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PA28-140 CF-AKA, some time in 1973.
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