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by Drublic on February 14th, 2007

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What is the smallest plane you've ever flown on?

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  • by LynfromNM on February 17th, 2007

    LynfromNM

    A friend of mine has a Piper two-seater, the kind where you have to climb onto the wing to enter (sorry, the model escapes me). We've flown from Albuquerque to Roswell, Phoenix, Taos, Santa Fe, and Lubbock (never again) in it. I think it's a blast. We were going to fly today but it's too windy :(

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  • by Kumbaya on February 17th, 2007

    Kumbaya

    I think maybe an old m-80. It isn't really small, though.

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  • by Dog_Star on February 17th, 2007

    Dog_Star

    A Pilatus Porter, in Papua New Guinea.

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  • by Starmaster on February 17th, 2007

    Starmaster

    A Cessna from "Cape Air" airlines. It seats nine passengers plus the pilot. Some pilots let you, even invite you to sit next to him, like if it was a Taxi. I flew from ST. Thomas to St. Croix, USVI and it was the most beautiful trip you can imagine. Not a single cloud, shinny sun, and low flying...

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  • by Anonymous on February 17th, 2007

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      A man I used to work for has a pilot's license, and last I knew, he owned a ½ interest in one airplane, and a 1⁄3 interest in another.  He once took me for a ride in the airplane of which he owns ½.  I am troubled now to realize that I cannot remember the model number, but it's a small Cessna, with only two seats.  I've never seen his other airplane, but I believe it is also a Cessna, but a larger model, that I think seats four.

    [Added 03:10 PDT on 06 April 2007]
      You'll never guess what I found among some old files that I had archived away on a CD.  That's my former boss, with his partner, and the airplane that they both jointly own (or at least did the last I knew); the one in which I once rode.

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  • by Anonymous on February 16th, 2007

    Anonymous

    A Fokker F50 (smallish passenger aircraft)

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  • by KevinW42 on February 16th, 2007

    KevinW42

    A Boeing 737 or an Airbus A320, whichever is smaller.

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  • by kuyakev on February 16th, 2007

    kuyakev

    the digitalized plane on my computer screen. flight simulator 2004.

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  • by Firebrand on February 14th, 2007

    Firebrand

    A Microlite, not exactly a plane but a flying insect,
    A 6 seater Cessna

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  • by DavidHume on February 14th, 2007

    DavidHume

    I used to get flying lessons in a Piper Warrior. It's a 4-seater.

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  • by Mrs.Dufresne on February 14th, 2007

    Mrs.Dufresne

    My husband and I took a ride in a very small Cessna (seated 4 people) around Mt. McKinley in Alaska. It was an unforgettable experience. We saw lots of blue patches of frozen water amidst the white snow, and we also saw a moose with her calf.

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  • by Sketchy Mess Jeoffory on February 14th, 2007

    Sketchy Mess Jeoffory

    One of those little propeller planes that they use to take you between small airports and larger, nearby airports. They call them puddle jumpers, I think. They seat about 24 people.

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  • by 8 Jan 2004-10 Dec 2009 on February 27th, 2007

    8 Jan 2004-10 Dec 2009

    A '47 Stinson 3-1/2 seater. (They may have called it 4, but come on...)

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  • by chick98 on February 27th, 2007

    chick98

    The one on the merry-go-round at the amusement park. I'm scared of flying.

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  • by CoachMJ on February 27th, 2007

    CoachMJ

    My friend's Dad owned and operated a small airport and had several planes. He took us up in a crop duster.

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  • by Magnum on March 6th, 2007

    Magnum

    The Cessna 150 is the smallest plane that I've flown. It's a very dependable, not so fast, two seater. On windy days you can get tossed around quite a bit 'cause it's so light.

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  • by anonymous on March 6th, 2007

    anonymous

    I went to Amsterdam on one of those budget airlines last week. That was probabaly the smallest I've been on. It wasn't really tiny though, about 80 people probably.

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  • by scubabob on March 6th, 2007

    scubabob

    My neighbor's ultra light, called a Sparrow. Barely room for two people.

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  • by TaoZen on March 6th, 2007

    TaoZen

    I don't know what the name/number was but it was a commercial flight. I was on the front "row" and when I propped my foot up my toes were in the cockpit.

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  • by swabby429 on February 21st, 2007

    swabby429

    A Piper Cub that I had a ride in when I was a kindergartener in 1958. It was my first air flight, too.

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