Unique chartered Boeing 737-700 in Vegas Golden Knights livery on approach, sporting a custom paint scheme for the NHL team.

WestJet Boeing 737 MAX 8 C-GORP taxis with the city skyline in the background.

The image captures a classic side profile of one of the world’s most recognizable cargo aircraft, highlighting the Boeing 747’s iconic shape and Cargolux’s striking red-and-white livery.

A rare shot of a Boeing 767-300ER in the now-defunct Zoom Airlines blue livery on final approach.

Cargolux Boeing 747-8F (LX-VCL) on final approach, showcasing its size and signature livery.

WestJet’s famous ‘Magic Plane’ (C-GWSZ), a Boeing 737-800 featuring the Sorcerer Mickey Disney special livery, flying in a clean configuration.

WestJet Boeing 737-800 C-GWSV in the stunning 'Frozen' Disney livery comes in for landing, delighting spotters with its vibrant colors and themed artwork.

Air Canada Boeing 737 Max 8 at the gate under night lighting, with ground service in action.

The 747-8F is identifiable by its extended upper deck and modified wingtips. LX-VCL is part of Cargolux’s modernized all-747 fleet.

This aircraft is particularly special due to its limited-edition livery celebrating Disney, making it one of the most recognizable special schemes in North America.

This special livery featuring Elsa, Anna, and Olaf themes from Disney's Frozen is among the most famous Disney collaborations on a commercial aircraft.

The upturned advanced split-scimitar winglets visible in this photo are distinctive to the 737 MAX series.

. Registration C-GWCM is visible just ahead of the rear doors. The aircraft is photographed on the ground during winter, a common sight in Canada. Livery is the classic WestJet scheme.

Photo taken at Regina International Airport (YQR); features Swoop’s high-visibility magenta livery.

The Canadian North livery shown here replaces the previous bear livery; this version reflects the airline's recent brand update. The 737-300's continued service in such climates is testament to its ruggedness.

Nolinor operates one of the last passenger-configured 737-200 fleets globally. The blue and gold livery is a standout for aviation photographers.

This registration, C-FMXA, is one of Sunwing's MAX 8s; the aircraft is noted for its fuel efficiency and range.

Distinctive split-tip winglets help make the 737 MAX series visually unique compared to previous 737 variants.

Photographed at Regina International Airport (YQR/CYQR) in clear daylight. Canadian C-17s are among the most capable and seldom seen non-US C-17s worldwide.

Shot appears to be taken during golden hour, with the aircraft in a classic side-on pose. Classic WestJet livery with split scimitar winglets is visible.