Its eight-bladed main rotor and massive size are characteristic of the Mi-26 family.

This distant photo makes identification challenging, but the aircraft's proportions, engine position, and characteristic tail strongly suggest an A321.

A unique shot featuring both a military tandem-rotor helicopter and a modern general aviation single-engine prop plane (Cirrus SR22, reg: N448AR) in one frame.

This particular frame, N83232, is a commonly seen United Express E175 operated by Mesa Airlines, often flying short- to medium-haul domestic routes.