FedEx Express Boeing 767F

The distinctive hump on the upper deck, four engines, and FedEx livery strongly indicate the aircraft as a 747-400F. FedEx typically operates both 747-400Fs and newer 777Fs in its long-haul network.

The winglets and unique tail engine of the MD-11 easily distinguish it from other widebodies. FedEx acquired many MD-11Fs after their passenger service years ended.

The distinctive FedEx livery, wing shape, and dual-engine configuration help identify this as a Boeing 767 freighter. No registration is visible in this shot.

FedEx 777F taxiing at PANC

Taking pictures from the plane, isn’t ideal. But at least I got the A306.

Beautiful FedEx Boeing 727 in France!

FedEx getting pushed back and ready for take off

MD-11Fs are beloved by aviation enthusiasts for their distinctive tri-jet configuration and scarcity, as they're rarely seen outside cargo hubs.

MD-11F taxiing out of the runway on a summer evening ☀️.

The image is taken during golden hour or sunrise, further enhancing the aesthetics of the classic FedEx livery and making for a spectacular aviation shot.

This beauty was taxiing right next to me 😎

The MD-11F is renowned for its distinctive trijet configuration and remains prized for its cargo capacity despite challenging landing characteristics.

Spotted this FedEx 777F at Bangalore

The distinctive FedEx tail and tri-jet engine configuration are strong indicators of the MD-11F. Cargo containers can be seen on the ramp for loading.

N301FE is a dedicated freighter version, converted directly from factory production, and is a staple in the FedEx international fleet.

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