Gate are at ORD

Taxing at ORD

Sitting near hanger at LAX

United Airlines B767-300

A United Airlines Boeing 767-300 seen from below on final approach, gear down and with clear sky.

The 767-300 is visible with Delta's modern livery. Registration N177DN confirms it's a -300, and Delta's 767 fleet is largely used on international and premium transcontinental routes.

The striped 'zebra' livery is applied for operational reasons, not scheduled airline service. It may also aid in visibility during certain ferry flights or paint-stripping processes.

The aircraft appears to be a 767-300F or a -300 converted freighter, in Atlas Air's classic blue and yellow livery. Atlas Air is one of the world's largest operators of this model in cargo configuration.

Delta’s b767 ready for departure in Lisbon’s airport

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Euro Atlantic’s B767-300 in Lisbon’s airport by night

Boeing 767-300 at Newark

The Star Alliance logo is visible near the L1 door, consistent with United's standard livery.