Ryanair Boeing 737-800 (SP-RSF) on the taxiway, showcasing the airline\'s signature livery and distinctive blue winglets.

A Hong Kong Airlines Airbus A330-200 prepares for departure, with its signature red and yellow livery standing out on the ramp.

Chances of being stalked by 777300ER are low, but not zero 🤭

The Boeing 777-300ER is famous for its range, performance, and being the backbone of many flagship routes, especially in Asia and the Middle East.

This is a pre-dawn/nighttime shot, with vibrant airport ground activity and modern pier facilities visible. Aer Lingus' new teal and shamrock branding is evident on both aircraft and the jetbridge.

Icelandair 737 Max 8-200

SAS A320N & Iceland 737-Max8

Ryanair 737-8AS

Took this photo while driving past the airport today evening. Golden hour landing shot. Was so much fun because we were moving fast while taking the photo too 🚗

It was pretty easy to spot the plane and I used lightroom for editing all of my photos

The aircraft is operated by Emerald Airlines under the Aer Lingus Regional brand since 2022.

Visible registration confirms identity as N170DZ, a 1999-built 767-332(ER) used for long-haul international flights.

The Boeing 737 MAX 8 is recognized for its improved fuel efficiency and quieter engines compared to older 737 models. The 'C-' registration prefix indicates Canadian registration.

Registration 9H-QBJ is a Malta-based registration, reflecting Ryanair's practice of using Malta Air for a subset of its fleet.

The A321neo LR enables Aer Lingus to operate fuel-efficient narrowbody flights on long routes, including to North America.

Registration and precise airport are not visible, but these are characteristic of WestJet’s 737-800 fleet with updated titles. The tail in the rear aircraft confirms 'L’esprit du Canada' branding.

The Dreamliner branding and 787-9 model, along with the location context and livery, confirm identification.

Registration EC-JFG is an Airbus A320-214 operating for Iberia Express, the low-cost subsidiary of Iberia, often serving popular European destinations from Madrid.

The lack of visible airline branding suggests the aircraft could be operating for a charter company, stored, on delivery, or temporarily operating 'wet lease' or repaint.

Distinctive trijet layout, large FedEx logo, and cargo configuration confirm this as an MD-11F.

The distinctive winglets and color scheme make the Boeing 737-800 in Ryanair livery easy to identify.