The attitude and details of the flight suit make this a classic C-17 shot, popular among spotters

The registration seen ('GSI') matches a Ryanair 737-800, EI-GSI, delivered in 2018. Ryanair exclusively operates 737-800s and now some 737-8-200; this is a near-perfect textbook shot of one of Europe's most prolific airl…

Captured during golden hour, enhancing the details on this rare military aircraft. The Kuwait Air Force's C-17s are infrequent visitors to most airports, greatly increasing the spotting value.

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The aircraft appears to be a 767-300F or a -300 converted freighter, in Atlas Air's classic blue and yellow livery. Atlas Air is one of the world's largest operators of this model in cargo configuration.

The split winglets and fresh Icelandair branding mark this as a modern addition to the fleet. The aircraft entered service with Icelandair in 2021.

The tail markings 'OK' indicate assignment to Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, home of the 552nd Air Control Wing.

This is one of the most notable private VIP-configured Boeing 757s worldwide. Photo shows iconic Trump livery and unique interior configuration seldom seen outside dedicated aviation circles. 🍊

Samaritan's Purse operates this 757 primarily for rapid deployment of personnel and supplies to disaster areas. The aircraft is ex-passenger, now fitted for unique humanitarian missions.

Airforce 2 taxiing at prestwick while Airforce 1 takes off behind it

VC-25A is an exceptionally rare and historic aircraft, with advanced communications, defensive systems, and specialized onboard accommodations for the President and staff.

Aircraft is from Tinker AFB (OK tail code), operating shortly after sunset. The unique rotating radar dome is characteristic of all E-3 Sentry models.

Taken during wet conditions, likely at RAF Mildenhall where the 100th ARW is based. The KC-135R's CFM engines and refueling boom are clearly visible.

This image beautifully captures a classic KLM tail and blended winglets, with stunning approach-light guidance—just before sunset or in dramatic weather light.

The C-17 registration (99-9206) belongs to the 437th Airlift Wing, based at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. The shot shows the full side profile and distinctive tail-markings.