Logging aircraft flights

Gowd and i thought my 62 flights this year was going some!

Gowd and i thought my 62 flights this year was going some!

I’ve been on so few I can remember most of them off the top of my head.

Like Matthew I’ve never been much of a number cruncher except for the odd memorable flight I’ve been on. I prefer taking photos and just having a look round than making notes and spreadsheets. 😉

I’ve been on so few I can remember most of them off the top of my head.

Like Matthew I’ve never been much of a number cruncher except for the odd memorable flight I’ve been on. I prefer taking photos and just having a look round than making notes and spreadsheets. 😉

how on earth have you managed to fly 108 flights so far this year? and there’s still 11 weeks left of the year :confused: 😮 😉 are these flights business? or pleasure? or both?

Dean

how on earth have you managed to fly 108 flights so far this year? and there’s still 11 weeks left of the year :confused: 😮 😉 are these flights business? or pleasure? or both?

Dean

Sadly 😮 yes I do :rolleyes:

* 1561 flights total (108 this year)
* 78 different aircraft types total (107 variants) (2 new types this year)
* 541 different aircraft registrations total (51 new aircraft this year)
* 140 operators total (11 new operators this year).

All courtessy of Microsoft Excel! 😀 Its getting to be quite a big spreadsheet! :p

Andy

Sadly 😮 yes I do :rolleyes:

* 1561 flights total (108 this year)
* 78 different aircraft types total (107 variants) (2 new types this year)
* 541 different aircraft registrations total (51 new aircraft this year)
* 140 operators total (11 new operators this year).

All courtessy of Microsoft Excel! 😀 Its getting to be quite a big spreadsheet! :p

Andy

DC10fan

thanks alot mate, I shall start to compile my list then email it to you thanks alot

Dean

DC10fan

thanks alot mate, I shall start to compile my list then email it to you thanks alot

Dean

Is there any way at all to find out what reg aircraft flew a particular flight? I know all my flight times etc but havent got all the reg’s, I want to do a spreadsheet as well

Dean.

There are some good website that use “acars” listings. Scheduled flights are quite easy to check but the British charter flights are more difficult. If you like, send the flight details(a/c type/route/date/ flt no.) on an email to me at: [email]matt18t@hotmail.com[/email] and I’ll check my sources of info.(acars books etc)

Is there any way at all to find out what reg aircraft flew a particular flight? I know all my flight times etc but havent got all the reg’s, I want to do a spreadsheet as well

Dean.

There are some good website that use “acars” listings. Scheduled flights are quite easy to check but the British charter flights are more difficult. If you like, send the flight details(a/c type/route/date/ flt no.) on an email to me at: [email]matt18t@hotmail.com[/email] and I’ll check my sources of info.(acars books etc)

Yep, using an excel spreadsheet, sad or what!

Yep, using an excel spreadsheet, sad or what!

About 3 years ago I decided to create an excel file to log all the flights I’ve done to date. Just the flight and destination, not airline, a/c model or reg details as I had to work from memory and my first flights had occurred at least 11 years previously.

So far I’ve clocked 104 flights. I will start logging airline and a/c model details as well from now on…

About 3 years ago I decided to create an excel file to log all the flights I’ve done to date. Just the flight and destination, not airline, a/c model or reg details as I had to work from memory and my first flights had occurred at least 11 years previously.

So far I’ve clocked 104 flights. I will start logging airline and a/c model details as well from now on…

I use a programme called NMU – No More Underlining. It uses Acess to create a database with a lot of custom functions. I now have a database containing the vast majority of aircraft in the world of a size large than a PA31. There is a tick box function which you tick when you have seen the aircraft, and another section for entering if you have flown on that plane. Its incredibly useful, and I have spent the last year or so updating it, and usualy make at least one modification to it every day! I would be lost without it!

I use a programme called NMU – No More Underlining. It uses Acess to create a database with a lot of custom functions. I now have a database containing the vast majority of aircraft in the world of a size large than a PA31. There is a tick box function which you tick when you have seen the aircraft, and another section for entering if you have flown on that plane. Its incredibly useful, and I have spent the last year or so updating it, and usualy make at least one modification to it every day! I would be lost without it!

yes I record all the flight details on a spreadsheet – over 250 and counting with 18 more to add from a recent trip (see trip reports)

yes I record all the flight details on a spreadsheet – over 250 and counting with 18 more to add from a recent trip (see trip reports)