How many different airlines have you flown with?

[Boca68]

This conversation started over dinner tonight with some friends. I got to 42 airlines. Probably a couple I missed, I'm sure.

I'm sure others would have many more. How many different airlines have you flown with?

(for arguments sake, counted QF, JQ and the like, as seperate airlines)

Ansett, TAA, QANTAS, Emirates, Qatar, British Airways, Air New Zealand, LAN, TAM, Virag, Star Peru, Gol, Aerolineas Argentina, Air India, Air France, Aeroflot, Jetstar(oz), Jetstar(Asia), Avianca, Pegasus, Iberia, Lufthansa, Southwest, Delta, American, Alaskan, Interjet, Air Bahamas, Copa, Malaysian, Singapore, Asiana, Lion Air, United, Staag Air, Ryan Air, Air Tunisia, Eva , Etihad, Thompson,

 

[Milefest]

Air New Zealand, American Airlines, Ansett, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, easyJet, Emirates, Fiji Airways, Jetstar, Korean Air, Qantas, Ryan Air, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, Tiger Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Australia.

Off the top of my head, probably missing a heap..

 

[TomVexille]

I think I got 31

 

[UP4014]

To be honest I'm not sure, but don't forget to include Qantas Link, Jetconnect, Hazelton, REX, Compass and other failed carriers.

 

[Chrizztofa]

23 that I know of (probably on the low end around here!):

AirAsia X, AirBaltic, American, British Airways, Buzz, Canadian Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Dragonair, Easyjet, Emirates, Jet2, Jetstar, Jetstar Asia, Malaysia Airlines, Nationwide Airlines (SA), Norwegian Air Shuttle, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Ryanair, Singapore Airlines, South African, Turkish Airlines, Virgin Australia

 

[seanpodge]

25 for me. Surprised I got so many, to be honest. I don't travel that much and when I do, it's usually *A. That said, I do oddly/childishly feel a little more excited when flying with a new airline. It's like collecting, I suppose. No new entrants likely anytime soon, sadly. Would like to get all *A airlines one day.

Aer Lingus, Air Canada, Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana, BMI, China Eastern, China Southern, Emirates, EVA, Hainan Airlines, Jetstar, Juneyao Airlines, LOT, Lufthansa, Qantas, SAS, Shanghai Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, United, US Airways, Virgin Aust.

 

[esseeeayeenn]

33
Air France, Air NZ, Air Vanuatu, Ansett, Bangkok Airways, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Compass, Czech Airlines, Egypt Air, Emirates, Etihad, Finnair, Garuda, Iberia, Icelandair, KLM, Malaysian Airlines, MMA, Qantas, Qantas Link, Qatar, Ryanair, SAS, Singapore Airlines, Skywest, TAA, Thai Airways, Tunisair, Virgin Australia, Virgin NZ, Virgin Samoa and some British charter airline the name of which I've forgotten.

 

[get me outta here]

Talking of failed carriers, the first ever F flight I took was with PanAm and I've never forgotten the expereience.

Ok Concord people ....

To be honest I'm not sure, but don't forget to include Qantas Link, Jetconnect, Hazelton, REX, Compass and other failed carriers.

 

[snabbu]

40 not including some private flights.

 

[medhead]

22/23 depending

Qantas including Link, Sunstate etc., TAA, Australian Airlines (technically TAA I suppose), Ansett, Rex, Kendall, Alliance, Compass 1 and 2, FNQ Airlines (not sure the real name), BA, Jetstar, Jetstar Asia, MH, Tiger, CX, Pan Am, AirNZ, Jetconnect, EK, TK, EY, VA.

unfortunately not Wallaby Airlines.

 

[Gremlin]

Mrs Gremlin thinks I'm weird, but I keep a live version of this list in my phone. Right next to my list of airports I've visited. Only 19 for me, but I'm a creature of habit.

I don't think that's the only reason Mrs Gremlin thinks I'm weird...

 

[OATEK]

It is hard to remember some of the smaller regional carriers I used back in the 70s. And I see REX and Hazeltons as different. While a shorter list than many it was interesting trying to recall, but here goes: QF, JQ, AN, EW, TAA/AO?, EA, Rex, ZL, CO, BA, CX, AY, DS, AB, HG, A3, AF, KDA, OS, VA, DJ, SQ - so 22 that I can remember. And there were a lot of charter flights back in the 80s with NSW Forestry Commission and charter operators out of BWU & SYD, and hiring helicopters to lift pre-fab structures into place.

 

[Major]

Including Air Tahiti, which I will be taking next month, I have come up with 44. I'm sure there are some flights I have forgotten

East West Airlines
Airlines of NSW
Ansett
Qantas
Pan Am
BEA
BOAC
Caledonian Air
Oxley Airlines
Bush Pilots Airlines
Air Caledonie
Fiji Airways
Air Pacific
Virgin Australia
Air North
TAA
Pelican
Delta
AA
Malaysian
Singapore
Air NZ
Mt Cook Airlines
Cathay
MSA
Etihad
Emirates
Aegean Air
Egypt Air
Air Canada
Malev
China Southern
China Eastern
Hainan Airlines
Bandkok Airlines
Philippine Airlines
Qantaslink
VA
Virgin Samoa
Alaskan
BA
Hazelton
Air Vanuatu
Papillon Airways
Eastland Air

 

[Mattg]

According to my AFF Flight Tracker, 41 airlines.

I love trying out new airlines, even just to see what they're like. But I'll always have my favourites - almost half of my flights have been on Qantas.

 

[Ewing]

Not many for me - 12:

Air New Zealand
Air Niugini
American
Ansett
Delta
Emirates
Fiji Airways
Impulse
Jetstar
Qantas
United
Virgin Australia

I'm counting Jetconnect as Qantas, and the QantasLink airlines (Sunstate, Eastern, etc) under that brand too.

 

[blackcat20]

12 or 13 for me. I know I flew Australian Airlines as a kid but not sure if I ever flew Ansett.
Qantas
Virgin Aus
Jetstar
American
US
United
Emirates
Air NZ
Pacific Blue (if that counts)
Easy Jet
Virgin America

Adding a few new ones this year including Singapore, Japan Airlines and BA.

 

[Captain hum]

29 that I can remember. Adding Virgin America and Jet Blue in June
AER Lingus
Air NZ
Air Vanuatu
Air Tahiti Nui
Air Lanka ( Sri Lankan)
Air Niugini
Air Pacific
American
Ansett
BA
British Caledonian
Cathay
Delta
Easy Jet
Etihad
Fiji Airways
Garuda
Go
Jetstar
Lufthansa
Manx Airlines
Singapore Airlines
TAP
Thai
Thomson
United
Virgin Blue
Virgin Australia
Wings

 

[RooFlyer]

51 for me, NOT counting the various species of what is essentially the same airline, such as Qantas/QantasLink/JetConnnect/TAA; LAN Peru, LAN Ecuador, LAN, LAN Argentina, not to mention Air Canada, Air Canada Jazz, Air Canada Rouge, Air Canada Express; the regionals of the various US airlines ... Add those in and it's around 59

Aerolineas Argentina, African, Air Baltic, Air Burkina, Air Canada, Air France, Air NZ, Alaska Airlines, American, Ansett, Austrian, Avianca, British, Cathay, Delta, Egypt Air, Emirates, Etihad, Fiji, Finnair, Fly Dubai, Hawaiian, Iberia, Icelandair, Japan, Jetstar, Katmai, Kenya Airways, LAN, Lao, Lufthansa, Malaysia, Malev, Penair, Qantas, Qatar, Royal Air Moroc, Scandinavian, Singapore, South African, Swiss 1, Swiss 2, TAM Brazilian, TAME, TAP Portugal, Thai, United, US Air, Vietnam, Virgin, Westjet, Zanair

Turkish and Oman Air booked this year.

 

[Stanley Lambchop]

About 20, including some now defunct ones. Qantas (including QantasLink), Rex, Virgin, Virgin Atlantic, American, Delta, United, Southwest, Northwest, Cathay, Emirates, Singapore, Fiji, Air Pacific, Air Vanuatu (including mildly terrifying internal flight between islands), British Airways, Iberia, EasyJet, Monarch, British Midland, Lauda Air. Probably some other charter-type carriers between the UK and Spain that I can't remember.

 

[SponsorSFC]

20 for me.

Ansett, Qantas, Virgin, Jetstar, Tiger, Skywest, Air New Zealand, Air Caledonie, Fiji Airways, Air Canada, British airways, Luftansa, Air Dolomiti, Virgin Atlantic Thomsonfly, Ryanair, Easy Jet, Wizz Air, Singapore Airlines, Air Asia.

Will be adding Etihad, Air Lingus, Flybe and Maldivian this year.