What airlines have you ever flown on? (flight attendants, Air Force)
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TWA
Delta
American
United
Continental
PanAm
SWA
Western
Frontier
Ryan Air
Air France
Lufthansa
Singapore Air
JAL
Northwestern
Eastern
British Air
Midland
Branif
SunCountry
TWA
Czech Air
People Express
US Air
Iberia
Virgin'
Italia
Defunct
Air Gabon
Air Service (Gabon)
Air Inter (Gabon)
Sabena
National
Eastern
Texas International
TWA
Swissair
UTA
BOAC
British Caledonian
BEA
Pan Am
Republic
Metro
Continental
Existing or not sure
Lufthansa
Aeroflot
Thai
Emirates
Qatar Air
Egypt Air
South African Airways
United
Delta
A couple of peruvian airlines
Air France
KLM
Southwest
Air New Zealand
Singapore Airlines
More I have forgotten after 45 years of international travel
Delta
United
U.S. Airways
Continental
American
Air Canada
Air France
British Airways
KLM
Embassy Air (U.S. Government)
Royal Air Maroc(Morocco)
South African
Ethiopian
Egypt Air
Fly Dubai
Emirates
Qatar
Wizz Air (Hungary)
Aeroflot
Transaero(Russia defunct)
Air Serbia
Montenegro Airlines
Brussels Airlines
Lufthansa
Austrian Airlines
Thai Airlines
Air Asia
Korean Air
All Nippon Airlines (Japan)
Turkish Air
Somon Airlines (Tajikistan)
Ukraine International Airlines
Air Astana (Kazakhstan)
MIAT (Mongolia)
AirBaltic (Latvia)
Air New Zealand
Qantas
Singapore Airlines
UTA
Garuda
Royal Jordanian
Looking at other lists, I seem to be the only one that has flown either Royal Jordanian or UTA? I liked the food on UTA (being a French airline helps) and Royal Jordanian crew were very nice (Garuda was the airline that I thought had the worst crew)
I did fly a little bit with my siblings as unaccompanied minors which usually meant one got to hand out the sweets for people's ears and also visited the cockpit (this is back in the 70s)
Growing up in Alaska I flew on Wien F27's and 737-200's many times. It was always an adventure.
I flew on Wien's 737's when I was in the Air Force stationed at Galena Air Base. I enjoyed the short flights between Anchorage, Fairbanks and Galena. I believe Wien was merged into Alaska Airlines, but I'm not sure. I know my base in Galena was closed. I enjoyed my 2 years in Alaska. My 1 year at Galena, followed by a year at Elmendorf. Beautiful state.
Air New Zealand
Qantas
Singapore Airlines
UTA
Garuda
Royal Jordanian
Looking at other lists, I seem to be the only one that has flown either Royal Jordanian or UTA? I liked the food on UTA (being a French airline helps) and Royal Jordanian crew were very nice (Garuda was the airline that I thought had the worst crew)
I did fly a little bit with my siblings as unaccompanied minors which usually meant one got to hand out the sweets for people's ears and also visited the cockpit (this is back in the 70s)
I flew on UTA a few times to and from Africa. Far better than the useless Air France flights. There was much sadness when UTA was absorbed by Air France.
I've flown all the usual U.S./Canada/Mexico airlines. I went to Taiwan once and flew there on Malaysia Airlines. I flew in a standard economy seat. It was like the equivalent of flying first class in the U.S. The seats were wider than typical airline seats. We were given leather menus and allowed to pick from a choice of several meals at each meal...and appetizers (including shrimp). We were served wine/beer. Someone was constantly going around with fruit juice and snacks (sandwiches, fruit, nuts). In the morning, we were given warm, wet washcloths to wash your face, etc. Before every meal, we were given wet washcloths also to wash our hands. It was a long flight, but it certainly was made much more comfortable by all the luxuries.
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