4 Type Ratings

[Ill Mitch]

Hey Ill Mitch
Lear 23 and 24 are the same type along with the 30 series and the Lear 55
It's the LR-Jet type rating. So you get the most bang for your buck!!

Sweet. I would want a 23, recertify it in the experimental catagory so I could fly it single pilot.

 

[vetrider]

727,DC-8,DC-10
Connie
Falcon 900

 

[PolarTwins55]

B747
DC-3
Concorde
Starship

Having my own P-51 would be nice too.

 

[727gm]

That little 4 engine busjet that looked like a miniDC8, sits in El Paso.

That would be the McDonnell 220.

 

[falcon20driver]

That would be the McDonnell 220.

Yep, here it is http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=356369
Looks fast sitting still.

 

[WMUSIGPI]

That looks more goofy than the old Lockheed bizjet with 4 engines

 

[Geronimo4497]

I'll do this with pictures:

Jet Transport: http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0155330/M/ (Don't forget the gas truck :erm: )

Turboprop: http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0085475/M/

Classic: http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0263399/M/

Corporate: http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0862589/M/ (Have to give the cheese monkies credit where credit is due )

 

[pin727]

anymore takers, ???

 

[Captain Oveur]

B-747
Antonov-22
Viscount or Argosy....I know my 'turboprop' and 'classic' choices kind
of blur the lines between categories, sorry
Lear

 

[GrowASpine]

L-1011
Cv-580
DC-7 Sea
Global Express

 

[Freight Dog]

Commercial jets: B747 and/or B747-400
Turboprops: DHC-7
Classics: Concorde
Bizjets: G-550

 

[cezzna]

727
Twin Beaver on floats
Martin Mars
JetStar

 

[Kingairrick]

747
King Air 350 (got it)
Dc-3
Falcon 900EX (got it)

 

[con-pilot]

Well let's see. I already have;

727

DC-3

Falcon 50/900

So, that leaves a big turbo-prop.

I would love to have an L-188 Electra type and flying it. (I road in the jump seat of an Eastern Airlines Electra back in the late 60s.)

 

[infiniti757]

DC-8
Turbo Mallard
314 Clipper (since there are none left a C-97/Stratocruiser)
C750 (have it though)