A Soviet-era Aeroflot Antonov An-2 biplane sits on display, its radial engine, strut-braced wings and classic cabin windows in view.

Aeroflot Airbus A330-300 departs with its distinctive blue and silver livery, capturing a dynamic climb.

Aeroflot Airbus A320-214 (VP-BKX) taxiing past a SWISS A320 at a European airport.

A rare IL-96 spitted parked at a remote stand at JFK.

The legendary Soviet supersonic transport Tupolev Tu-144 (CCCP-77112) preserved at Sinsheim Auto & Technik Museum.

Having grown up during the tail end of The Cold War era I was not accustomed to seeing Eastern Block airlines. This 777 was only the second time I’ve seen Aeroflot at KLAX.

Visible registration and Airbus A330-243 marking allowed for precise identification. The A330-200 is known for its range and versatility.

Photo features the Aeroflot A330 in typical airport operations during hazy daylight conditions, possibly at Moscow Sheremetyevo.

Aeroflot registrations starting with 'RA' denote Russian civilian aircraft. Since 2022, Aeroflot's access to Boeing maintenance support is restricted.

Outstanding Spot From The Jet Bridge! Marvellous Aircraft!