An Air France Airbus A321-200 (F-HZUY) on approach, showing distinctive sharklet winglets and classic Air France tail stripes.

A modern Airbus A220 is seen here on approach to LHR.

Air France Airbus A320-214, registration F-GKXS.

Taken while boarding another AF A220 in CDG

Air France Boeing 777-300ER moments before landing, showing its imposing size and signature GE90 engines.

Spotted on December 25, 2023 landing on runway 23R from Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) operating as Air France flight 692

A historic lineup at the gate: Air France Concorde, Boeing 747-400, and MD-80 series aircraft together in classic livery.

A legendary Air France Concorde (F-BVFB) preserved on open-air display at Technik Museum Sinsheim – a rare piece of supersonic aviation history.

Air France Boeing 777-300ER (F-GSQG) at rest, showcasing the standard Air France livery, a common sight for long-haul flights.

A legendary Air France Concorde displayed in preservational context, immortalizing the era of supersonic passenger travel.

Air France A220-300

An Air France Boeing 777-300ER awaiting its next long-haul departure at the gate.

Air France A220-300

Rare Air France Airbus A380 in Disney \'Be Part of the Magic\' special livery at the gate. A treat for A380 fans!

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Distinctively long raked wingtips and six-wheel main landing gear trucks help confirm the type as a 777-300ER.

Photo angle emphasizes the characteristic Boeing raked wingtips unique to the 777-300ER, and the size of the aircraft. The Air France livery and registration location are consistent with the airline\'s long-haul fleet.

The Air France livery and longer fuselage confirm this as a 777-300ER. The GE90 engines and raked wingtips are prominent visual identifiers.

This Concorde is on static display at an airport, likely Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), where one of Air France's Concordes is preserved near the runways.

Hybrid liveries like this are often the result of aircraft transfers, leases, or short-term operational arrangements, making them a treat for spotters.