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The eight-bladed scimitar propellers are a distinguishing feature of the A400M Atlas, known for their counter-rotating design, which improves lift and efficiency while reducing noise.

The distinctive upward-swept T-tail, massive rear ramp, and four engines under swept wings confirm the identification as a C-17.

The visible 'ISH AIR' part of the fuselage suggests this is indeed a Dreamliner, as this matches the font and livery style of LOT’s 787 fleet.

Widely used for troop movement, artillery emplacement, and battlefield resupply. Notable for being one of the fastest military helicopters.

Buzz is the Polish subsidiary of Ryanair, formerly operating under the Ryanair Sun brand.

Singapore Airlines and Star Alliance tails visible in the background, indicating a major international airport.

Sky Express is a rapidly growing Greek regional carrier, and the ATR 72-600 forms the backbone of its fleet for inter-island and short mainland routes. The ATR 72-600 is valued for its efficiency, especially for airports…

Swiftair operates a mixed fleet, and this Embraer EMB-120 is often used on Greek domestic and Mediterranean routes.

This particular ATR 42 serves many island routes within Greece, suited for short runways and regional services.

Photo likely taken at an airshow or military open day. The visible weapons loadout and ladder suggest the aircraft is on static display rather than on operational alert.

This iconic aircraft was the sole An-225 in service, built in the late 1980s in Ukraine to transport the Buran space shuttle, and later repurposed for commercial cargo. Its unique six-engine configuration and twin tail m…

The S-97 Raider uses rigid coaxial rotors and a rear pusher propeller, an unconventional design for speed and maneuverability. Intended as a replacement for aging light scout and attack helicopters.

The prominent twin-engine setup and landing gear confirm this is an F-15 variant. Specific variant distinction (e.g., C, D, E, etc.) is not possible from this angle alone.

The aircraft is seen at an airshow, highlighting its training role with instructors and visitors present. The M-346 is notable for bridging the gap between basic jet trainers and front-line combat aircraft.

Visible red intake and cover tags are typical for static displays. The aircraft in the background appears to be a Eurofighter Typhoon, indicating a military airshow or expo.

This aircraft is based on the Airbus A330-200 and is the latest generation of the famous Beluga transporters, notable for their unique bulbous fuselage.

The Bayraktar TB2 is a Turkish medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) capable of remotely controlled or autonomous flight.

Two most powerful cargo aircraft

Atlas Air operates one of the largest fleets of Boeing 747s globally, typically dedicated to air freight and charter operations.