A Tunisair Airbus A320-214 (TS-IMF) taxiing on a clear summer day.

Brussels airlines OO-SSB from Brussels airlines OO-SBC at Brussels airport

Nikon camera TUI Embraer E195 E2 3/01/‘26 EBBR

A Belgian Air Force Airbus A400M Atlas (CT-02) on the ground; one of the world's most advanced military transport turboprops.

Belgian Red Devils plane ready for take off at Brussels Airport.

A Brussels Airlines Airbus A319 at the gate, preparing for another European hop.

Spotted in Brussels. Lots of NATO planes present for a conference.

Spotted in Brussels. Lots of NATO planes present for a conference.

Seen in Brussels. Lots of NATO planes here for a conference.

The engine nacelle's size and United tail fin are key identifiers. Background Qatar Airways aircraft adds context for plane spotting.

Qatar Dreamliner leaving rainy Brussels 🌧️

Etihad Dreamliner X with the special “ Greenliner” livery spotted in Brussels airport

Etihad’s Dreamliner 10 taxiing in Brussels airport

The registration ET-AYB and large A350 titles below the cockpit windows confirm the identification as a relatively new addition to Ethiopian's fleet.

Singapore Airlines A350-900 ready to go to the departure gate at Brussels Airport

Etihad's 777s are a common sight in Brussels airport, admired for their luxurious onboard features in all classes.

Iconic Etihad mosaic tail and long fuselage distinguishable; contrails visible overhead add to the dynamic scene in Brussels airport.

The distinct high-wing, four-engine layout and robust landing gear confirm it's a Belgian air force’s Hercules, most likely a classic variant (C-130H or similar), landing in Melsbroek air force base/Brussels airport

The Boeing 787 cockpit is recognizable by its large electronic displays, head-up displays, and advanced glass cockpit layout.

The GE90-115B engines on this model remain the most powerful jet engines in commercial service.