Who have you flown?

[TXHookem]

Continental
United
Delta
America West
Piedmont Airlines
Southwest
Northwest
American
TWA
Pan Am (the real one)
KLM
Air France
Alitalia
Lufthansa
Scandinavian
Swissair
Swiss Airlines
Austrian Airlines
British Airways
Iberia
Spanair
Transavia
Sabena
AirOne
Copa
Mexicana
Aeromexico
LAN Argentina

Possible additions by the end of the year:

Either Olympic or Aegean
Emirates

The old Swissair was my favorite.

 

[Don Johnson]

Oceanonic

 

[utexas_61]

Southwest
Delta
Continental
American Airlines
United Airlines
Alaska Air
British Airways
Lufthansa
Qantas
Singapore Airlines
Silk Air
Garuda (fairly scared)
Lion Air (" ")
Cathay Pacific

will be flying Air France in less than a week

Singapore Airlines was the best and it is not even close.

 

[defroach]

I cant remember half of them but here it goes
American
Continental
Delta
Southwest
Korea Air
Singapore
Emirates
Gulf Air
Egypt Air
Qantas
Royal Jordanian
Air Malev
British
Lufthansa
KLM
Air France
Garuda International (Indonesian one, I think thats the name)
Northwest
TWA (does that count)
Air New Zealand
Phuket Air
Thai Airways
Kenya Air
South African Airways
United
Austrian
Swissair

 

[milk_monitor]

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[chuychanga]

Chalks Ocean Airways

I'm not sure if they still fly the Mallards and Albatrosses anymore since they put one in the ocean a couple years ago.

 

[goat]

dont ever fly spirit air!

 

[Lat22]

American
Continental
Delta
America West
Midwest
Southwest
Northwest
Braniff
Texas International
United
TWA
Mesa
I'm sure I'm missing some.
.......
Other than Mexico, I'm very domestic.

 

[iplaydrums]

Domestic:

American
America West
ATA
Continental
Delta
Frontier
Hawaiian
Jet Blue
Norhwest
Southwest
TWA
United, including United Express (Skywest, Mesa, Shuttle, etc.)
US Airways

Intl:
Aeromexico
Air France
Air New Zealand
All Nipon
Asiana
British Airways
Cathay Pacific
Easy Jet
El Al
Emirates
Eva
JAL
Jet Airways
Korean Airlines
LOT
Lufthansa
Mexicana
Olympic Airlines
Philippines Airlines
Qantas
Singapore Airlines
South African Airways
Thai Airways

The security process with El Al was a whole new experience for me. Anyone else ever flown them before?

None of the domestic airlines even compare to most of the int'l airlines I've traveled on, whether in coach or business class.

 

[ghost]

American
America West
Continental
Delta
Northwest
Southwest
Hawaiian
Pan Am
Air France
Olympic

 

[MikeUT00]

I've been fortunate enough to fly all over. Have been on most all of the above lines. As others have mentioned, nothing compares to Singapore Airlines. You have not flown until you have flown Singapore first class. Best commercial flying experience.

 

[defroach]

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[The Bloak]

Singapore and Swissair......best of the best.

 

[Napoleon]

TAM (Brazilian)
EL AL (Israeli)
SAS (Danish?)
Air Iberia (Spanish)
Cape Air (US out of Logan)
Mexicana (duh)
Frontier (USA)
Braniff (USA)
Aerolineas Argentinas (duh)
Aer Lingus (Irish)
Ryan Air (Irish)
Value Jet (USA)
Continental (USA)
Northwest (USA)
Southwest (USA)
America West (USA)
AirTran (USA)
US Air (USA)
United (USA)
Delta (USA)
American (USA)
Clarin Newspaper's Sunday Prop Shuttle (Salta to BsAs) (Arg)
Steamboat Soaring Adventures (A defunct Glider company in Steamboat Springs) (USA)

...so far.

 

[Napoleon]

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[EuroHorn]

Continental
United
Delta
America West
Southwest
Northwest
American
TWA
Pan Am (the real one)
Air France
Alitalia
Lufthansa
Swissair
Swiss Airlines
Austrian Airlines
British Airways
Iberia
Sabena
Mexicana
Aeromexico
IcelandAir
Qantas
Aer Lingus
Air Canada
Alaska
USAir
AirTran
Midwest Express
Braniff
Thai Air
Aerolineus Argentinas
Air Berlin

 

[gecko]

Continental
United
Delta
America West
Southwest
Northwest
American
TWA
Pan Am
British Airways
Air Canada
USAir
AirTran
Braniff
Southern
PSA
National Airlines
Jet Airways

 

[next2naus]

Continental
United
Delta
America West
Piedmont Airlines
Southwest
Northwest
American
TWA
Eastern
Braniff
Bear Skin Air
SouthAfrican
KJM
Jetblue
AeroMexican
AeroLiteral
Mexicana

 

[rice97ut02]

American
Continental
United
Delta
USAirways
Southwest
America West
JetBlue
Frontier
Northwest
British Airways
Air France
Austrian Airlines
TACA
Gulf Air
Saudia
Cathay Pacific
Korean Airlines
Thai Airways
Aeroflot
Air Canada

Plus others that no longer exist, like PanAm, TWA, Western, Eastern, etc.

 

[Praise of Folly]

Good Lord. Some of you have extensive memories.

I haven't been to been to Korea or Thailand but I've been to China and Japan.

I've flown on most of the others that have been mentioned (not all) but I'll add -- Braniff.

 

[irishtexan]

I didn't find spirit to be that bad flying from chicago to playa. everything ran pretty smooth.

best was a kingfisher flight from delhi to mumbai. the indian flight attendants were super hot.

 

[MGS]

I don't travel nearly as much as the rest of you. But I do have a couple that nobody else has so far.Domestic
American
Southwest
Continental
Delta
Eastern
Frontier

International
British Airways(UK)
Finnair(Finland)
Lufthansa(Germany)
Cathay Pacific(HK)
China Airlines(Taiwan)
Dragonair(HK)
Japan Asia Airways(what they call JAL flights to Taiwan)

 

[toughandcool]

American
America West
BA
Continental
Delta
Eastern
EasyJet
Frontier
JetBlue
KLM
Northwest
RyanAir
Southwest
United
USAir
TWA
Tyrolean

 

[CBDTexas]

American Airlines
Delta
JetBlue
Southwest
Northwest

 

[utexas_61]

QFT?

 

[wolfman]

American
Continental
Delta
Southwest
USAirways
Lufthansa
KLM
Air France
Northwest
TWA
United
Austrian
Swissair
Finair
Ukranian International
Aeroflot

 

[Texas007]

The real question is can any of those planes take off from a treadmill.

 

[ScoPro]

First flight: TWA (1952) - Lockheed Constellation
Second flight: China Air Transport (1958) - C-47
Third flight: Trans Texas (1959) Convair 440
Fourth flight: American (1960) Lockheed Electra

Didn't fly again until 1984 - Delta - Douglas DC-9

Another grounded hiatus until 1996: Started flying 2-3 times/year to Vegas via SWA on their 737s.
Also a trip to the Bahamas on American (a 757 and a puddle jumper).

Otherwise we just drive.

Before 1952 we travelled quite a bit around the country via passenger trains, and took several overseas trips on military transport ships (across the Atlantic, the Caribbean, and the Pacific).

 

[pmg]

I was wondering if I'd be the only to mention Trans-Texas.