Bellanca Super Decathlon. Looks like a fun plane to fly.

An Emirates 777 and a Qatar Dreamliner parked side by side in Lisbon’s airport after both flights were cancelled due to the conflict in the Middle East

For a stay over, departure to Poland tomorrow

On a gray day, this time as private charter.

The Black Hawk is the backbone of US Army rotary-wing aviation, easily identifiable by its four-blade main and tail rotors and robust, utilitarian shape.

Identification based on general outline, engine placement, and undercarriage configuration. Specific airline/livery and registration markings are not visible due to angle and lighting.

The distinctive FedEx livery, wing shape, and dual-engine configuration help identify this as a Boeing 767 freighter. No registration is visible in this shot.

The aircraft features American's current livery with the distinctive flag tail. The wing configuration and overall proportions are consistent with a Boeing 777.

This is a screenshot from Flightradar24, showing the recent flight history and schedule for Kalitta Air N700CK. Full aircraft type and specs are not listed, but Kalitta Air predominantly operates Boeing 747 freighters.

Photo taken at daytime, clear weather, typical airport ramp/taxiway scene. United's current globe livery is visible.

Distinctive JetBlue tail fin, blue fuselage, and sharklets are visible.

Distinctive sharklets (winglets) typical for A321neo are visible. Delta is rapidly expanding its A321neo fleet for domestic routes.

The registration G-EZRT confirms this as an A320-214 operated by easyJet UK; aircraft is fitted with CFM56 engines.

This is a old photo

Just a lil test flight!

CRJs at Dallas isn’t as common as it used to be.

Golden hour.

Still practicing…

Practicing some golden hour shots.

Departing DFW