Tail flash indicates New Hampshire Air National Guard (157th Air Refueling Wing). Engine nacelle and refuelling boom features confirm KC-46A variant over commercial 767 models.

PH-OYJ is a long-serving airframe, operating leisure flights mainly from Europe to tourist destinations.

Condor's striped livery pays homage to beach parasols and sun loungers, representing the airline's leisure focus. D-ABOH is one of few 757-300s worldwide.

Distinctive QATAR titles, Oryx logo on tail, and Dreamliner inscription visible. Characteristic serrated engine nacelles (chevrons) indicate GEnx engines.

This is a dedicated cargo aircraft based on the Boeing 737-800 passenger jet, modified with a large cargo door and reinforced floor; conversion type is Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF).

The Boeing 737-700 is a staple of many smaller and mid-size fleets due to its performance, and TAROM's version features a distinctive deep blue and white color scheme.

D-ABYP is a uniquely historic frame as the 1500th 747 built. Lufthansa operates the largest fleet of 747-8I with this aircraft often seen on flagship transcontinental routes.

This aircraft is a workhorse for Air Astana, primarily serving international and long-range routes.

Shot taken in beautiful golden hour lighting, showing off the classic 737-300 shape. The SX-MAT registration is a rare sight in current passenger service.