What are the coolest planes you've flown on?

[GoLithuania]

So, I only started actively logging my flights last year. This year, I decided to pore through old reservations and photos, and, with the help of Flightera and some people on FlyerTalk, I've been able to get a lot of flights in. My log currently has 66 flights, and a LOT of U.S. domestics are missing, so it is nowhere near complete.

I don't have time to list all of my cool flights, so here is the log!

Flights

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What cool types have you been on?

 

[Critical Aviator]

From doing my own research on what planes were in service when I took my first trip on an airplane (I was too young to remember), most likely a 747 classic, either a 747-200 or a 747-300. I might have flown on older Airbus widebodies as well, could have been anything from the A300 to the A340. But the coolest plane I flew on that I can actually say for certain is the A318, I flew with at least two airframes of the type. I might have been on another one but I don’t remember exactly…

 

[Charter]

Two: Air Tahiti Nui A340-300 (Paris - Los Angeles - Tahiti) and the coolest One, Tyrolean Airways Dash 8-300 "Sounds of Silence" (Vienna - Prague).

 

[LeoMuse747]

Varig MD-11 PP-VPK in 2003, from EZE to SCL