Spotted at dublin airport while boarding my flight to Verona

Spotted on runway 28L in Dublin Airport

Spotted on runway 28R in Dublin Airport

Spotted during takeoff on runway 28R in Dublin international airport

Qatar Executive Gulfstream G650ER (A7-CGA) taxiing at a major international airport, highlighting the luxury and capability of one of the world's top business jets.

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.