The 'Fanhansa Siegerflieger' livery is highly prized among spotters, commemorating Germany's 2014 World Cup win. The Boeing 747-8I is recognizable for its lengthened fuselage and raked wingtips.

This aircraft is known as 'Sachsen-Anhalt'. The Boeing 747-8I represents the last generation of the iconic 747 'Jumbo Jet' family.

The 747-8I is noted for its advanced wing design and fuel-efficient engines. Lufthansa's 747-8 fleet commonly flies long-haul flagship routes.

The Boeing 747-8 is the last and most advanced passenger version of the 747 family, featuring the latest generation engines and new wing design. Lufthansa is the main operator, and this model has become increasingly rare…

This aircraft, registered N895FT, is shown here in its initial protective coating before final paint and delivery. The registration and location strongly suggest it's destined for Atlas Air.

The 747-8F's advanced engines and efficient design make it a favorite for long-haul, high-capacity air cargo operations. The distinctive hump of the 747 and the length of the fuselage confirm it's the 8 series.

This is the Lufthansa 747-8i registered D-ABYT, painted in the 1970s retro livery to celebrate the airline's heritage.