Airlines you have flown with who are no longer with us

[richie894 45]

Britannia 757

Air2000 757

Air UK Leisure 737-400

US Airways A320 and A321

Northwest DC-9 and A330

Jersey European F-27

GO 737-300

[HighBypass 2,339]

Arrow Air (DC-8 from Manchester to Denver, CO. and return)

 

Air Scandic (A300 from Manchester to Tenerife and return)

[Alan_A 1,650]

Eastern - my first flight ever (1968, KJFK-KMIA on a DC-8, and back on a 720)

 

TWA - the first 747s I saw (parked at the terminal at KJFK, dwarfing the 707s alongside them - could see them from Rockaway Boulevard as we drove past)

 

Northwest - my first 747 flight (1970, KJFK-KORD).

 

Laker Skytrain - without Sir Freddie, my family would never have been able to afford that 1978 trip to London (my first time in Europe).

Ozark - the wine-tasting flight gave my my happiest-ever holding pattern.

 

There are others I miss that I never flew - Northeast (remember the yellowbirds?), Trans Caribbean...

 

Note the JFK-in-the-late-1960s theme emerging here...

[RichieFly 728]

Off the top of my head:

 

Braniff - 727

Eastern -727

Panam - 707

TWA - L1011

Evergreen - if jump seating counts

DHL - see above

[x-plane 123 61]

Not as interesting as the rest of yours, but I've flown on US Airways and Continental.

[Steve Dra 7,579]

Hmmm.....have to access brain areas dormant for a long while....

• Pan Am
• TWA
• Eastern
• Western
• Republic
• Ozark
• Arrow Air (Military charter)
• American Trans Air (Military charter)
• Trans America (Military charter)
• NWA
• Braniff (curious not to see this one mentioned yet.)
• Continental
• US Air and US Airways
• Allegheny 
• Air Tran
• Value Jet
• Piedmont 
• New York Air
• National (the Sun logo airline)
• Air Florida

Phew....so many airlines not with us any longer (for some that's a good thing!)

 

Almost forgot Delta's "Song"

[HighBypass 2,339]

Thinking of booking a flight on United soon........  

[scianoir 610]

Probably most of the ones I have flown are not with us - the ones I can recall are:

BEA - Viscount, Trident, 1-11

Court Line - L1011, 1-11

Pan Am - 747

Eastern - L1011

Air Wales - Do228, ATR-42

Britannia - 737, 757

Air Europe - 737, 757

Aviaco - DC-9

Transasian - 707

Paramount - MD80

Airtours - MD80

Air Alpes - Do328

Jersey European - F27

Antilles Air Boats - Sandringham

Air Atlantique - DC-3

And probably some others that I can't remember!

Bill

[warbirds 555]

Ozark Airlines. Flew on one of the DC-3's from Cedar Rapids to Chicago when I was a young lad. 

[scianoir 610]

Sadly now I need to add Monarch (Bristol Britannia) too 🙁

[F737MAX 5,544]

Astraeus Airlines - B757
BA Connect - ERJ-145
bmi - A32x
British Caledonian - Tristar
Continental Airlines - B777
First Choice Airways - A321
JMC Air - B757
Swissair - A321
TWA - B767, MD-82

and now, Monarch Airlines - A300  

[Jetset408 108]

On ‎09‎/‎10‎/‎2017 at 1:00 PM, F737NG said:

Astraeus Airlines - B757
BA Connect - ERJ-145
bmi - A32x
British Caledonian - Tristar
Continental Airlines - B777
First Choice Airways - A321
JMC Air - B757
Swissair - A321
TWA - B767, MD-82

and now, Monarch Airlines - A300  

I tick many of those off too.

My list is Air 2000 (B752), MyTravel (B763), MyTravel Lite (A320), Britannia (B732, B752), Thomsonfly (B752), First Choice (B752), Thomson Airways (B738, B752, B788), Excel Airways (B762), Monarch (A300).

And almost forgot - Zoom UK (B763), Continental Airlines (B735, 73G, 738, 753, 762, 772).

[UAL744 17]

I have considered myself fortunate to have flown these 

America West

Continental (my first airline ever, at just 2 weeks old)

And maybe US Airways. 

[charliearon 3,017]

Unbelievable.....no one has mentioned PSA (Pacific Southwest Airlines grinning birds).  My first airline flight 727 San Francisco to Los Angeles in 1967.

Western Airlines....SF to Hawaii

 

[OlliePen 88]

Braniff