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

Photo features the rare TAAG 777-300ER, which is seldom seen outside Africa or its few intercontinental destinations.

The NATO insignia on the engine covers confirms its unique multinational operator. This is a very rare type visible at public events.

The visible aircraft (0107, 437th Airlift Wing) is based out of Charleston AFB, South Carolina. Flags representing the unit and USAF are visible atop the cockpit.

Image taken during overcast weather; the 747-8's iconic four-engine configuration and extended upper deck are visible.

Photo appears to be taken at either dawn or dusk, possibly qualifying for a golden hour achievement.

Condor's new livery features colored cheatlines along the fuselage and a distinctive tail logo.

Engine nacelle shape, raked wingtips, and the Cathay Pacific livery all help confirm identification.

Note the distinctive upper deck and four engines, unique to the Boeing 747 family. The 747-8I features raked wingtips and advanced GEnx engines for greater efficiency.

The recognizable Norwegian tailfin features a different famous Scandinavian on each aircraft; this is a hallmark of the airline’s branding.

Registration is not visible, but the airline's unique livery and aircraft type are clearly identifiable.