Ryanair Boeing 737-800 (SP-RSC) on a rainy ramp under stormy skies, readying for another busy European flight.

BA191 A350-1041 from LHR to AUS.

Spotted at Łódź Airport

Distinctive red engine cowlings and white/red tail suggest Austrian Airlines, though registration is not readable. Winglets are classic Airbus style.

Aircraft appears to be a twin-turboprop (possibly Dash 8 or ATR series) based on silhouette, but specific identification is not possible from this distance and resolution.

Photo is taken through an airport perimeter fence, making the aircraft a bit less clear, but LOT’s logo and the E-Jet's distinctive shape are visible.

This C-295M, produced by Airbus (formerly CASA), is in standard Polish Air Force configuration tailored for tactical transport. Judging by context (airport surroundings and visible city buildings), Warsaw Chopin Airport …

The split scimitar winglets are visible, helping to identify this as a later 737-800 configuration used by LOT.

Identification slightly limited by distance but livery and aircraft shape are distinctive for Aegean’s A320 family. If this is an A320neo, distinguishing features such as sharklets and new engine types would be needed fo…