How many airlines have you flown on?

[Holliemorrisonx]

I have only 2
Ryanair
Thomas Cook

BA
Virgin
American Airlines
Ryanair
EasyJet
Air Italia
Air France
Lufthansa
Emirates
Quantas
Aer Lingus
United Airlines
TAP

Probably some others too

Hmm let’s think...

Britannia
Monarch
Emirates
Wardair (long defunct!)
Air 2000
Canada 3000
Air Canada
Thomas Cook
El Al
TUI
Jet2
EasyJet
Ryannair
Croatia Airways
British Airways
Excel Airways
Westjet

I’m sure there are more!

Not that many

Flew to Paris in 1967 but can’t remember who with. BEA possibly.
El Al
North West Orient
British Airways
TWA
United
BMI Baby
Monarch
Thomas Cook
Lufthansa (plus whichever US airline they codeshare with )
BA
EasyJet
Ryanair

Oh, also Jet2

Oh, and Flybe!!! (Manc to Exeter, with propellers )

Monarch
Britannia
Virgin
First Choice (I was delayed once 36 hrs at Gatwick, they were very good to me)
British Airways
Aeroflot (a domestic flight, godawful, man had a heart attack and was dragged by his feet into the crew area, did I say it was a godawful flight)
EasyJet
Thomas Cook

My fave flight is Gatwick-Madeira on BA. I just love that flight and do it as oft as poss. About 10 mins from plane to carpark and ten mins to town.

Loads but my very first flight was with an airline that hasn’t been mentioned: Air Anglia, it later became Air UK after merging with other tiny airlines. I

Quite a few:

Continental
Britannia
Ryan Air
Virgin Atlantic
Qantas
Thomson Airways
British Airways
Alaskan Air
Air Pacific
Air New Zealand
Easyjet
Air France
American Airlines
Flybe
Lufthansa
Air Asia
JMC Air

Erm, is there a point to this? Often interesting to read different experiences but an arbitrary list of airlines is somewhat mind-numbing. Genuinely just wondering what the reasoning behind it was. Hope it helped anyway.

I'm enjoying reading the lists! It's interesting and making me realise things like I'd forgotten Aerlingus and TWA from my list. Brittania rings a bell too but I'm not certain about that one.

I'm in happy bubble of memory lane remembering places I've been. Sorry if that's boring!

BA
Singapore Airways
Cathay Pacific
Garuda
KLM
Dan Air
Icelandair
LanChile
Qantas
Virgin
Jetstar
Air NZ
AeroMexico
REX (overpriced and shite Australian regional airline)
TigerAir
Air France
Emirates
United
SkyWest
I'm sure there are more - can't remember!

BA
United Airlines
Air Canada
Finnair
SAS
Icelandair
Lufthansa
EasyJet
Norwegian
Qantas
Malaysia Airlines
Air China
LATAM
Virgin Sun
TUI
Thomas Cook
Virgin Australia
Delta
Alitalia
Aer Lingus
Turkish Airlines
Air Malta
GB Airways
China Eastern
China Southern

I may have forgotten some...

That I can remember:

BA
Virgin
Cathay
Dragon air
Air France
Lufthansa
KLM
American
Continental
Delta
Lao Airlines
Royal Nepal
Yeti Airlines
Air India
Malaysia
Garuda
Thai
Quantas
JAL
Air China
Korean
Eva
China Eastern
Swiss
Bangkok Airways
Vietnam
Singapore
Silkair
Icelandair
Some dodgy helicopter from Kathmandu to Lukla

BA
United
American Airlines
Emirates
Aeroflot
EasyJet
Ryanair
Air France
Flybe
Jet2
Air Asia
Lufthansa
Thai Air
Jet Airways
Aer Lingus
Fly BMI

That I can remember!

Just the 1. Wizz Air. It's put me off for life I think.

PanAm
United
American
BA
Virgin
Singapore Airlines
Cathy Pacific
Air New Zealand
Tiger Air
Virgin Blue
Malév
Jet2
Easy Jet
RyanAir
Thomas Cook
Tui
Britannia

I hate flying, so I’m surprised there are so many really.

Loads and loads but Emirates was favourite as got bumped up to business class...

6 so far, never been long haul.

Tui
Thomas Cook
Jet2
Ryanair
EasyJet
Aer Lingus

I will using BA and American Airlines in October for flights to the USA.

Air Maldives (or whatever it was called)
Singapore
Malaysian/MAS
Silk Air
Sabina/Sabena (was Belgian I think)
Emirates
Qatar
BA
American Airlines
Virgin
Air France
Onur Air (Turkish)
EasyJet/Jet 2
Monarch
Loads of others I can't remember

A few domestic ones within the UK/Far East & US/South Africa

British Airways
Brymon Airways
Danair
Air New Zealand
SAS
Lufthansa
Air France
Swiss
Crossair
Finnair
Qantas
British Midland/BMI
Virgin Atlantic
Flybe

Thomson - Britannia
couple of other charters I can't remember Exeter-Mallorca and LGW-Malta in the 80s, one of them might have been British Airtours

Those who remember do you keep note or have great memories

I'm just a bit of a geek and it's the sort of thing I remember, though not the two charter airlines when I was child.

I forgot Aitalia.

BA
Delta (long ago, but flying Delta again this year)
Ryanair
Easyjet
Virgin
Flybe
Air France
SAS
American Airlines
Thomas Cook

I'm not sure which airline provided the 16 seater plane between Arlanda, Stockholm and the local Swedish airport further north. That was fun.

Must be at least 50