Taxing at ORD.

Parked

This F11F-1 Tiger is preserved at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City, marked as #5 of the Blue Angels. The F11F served as the Blue Angels' demonstration aircraft for over a decade.

Distinctive upward-curved 'sharklet' wingtips are clearly visible, as is the iconic Singapore Airlines livery. The A350 family is well-known for its use of composite materials and advanced aerodynamics.

Distinctive Southwest Heart livery and signature split scimitar winglets visible. Classic workhorse of US domestic travel.

Norwegian features different famous Scandinavian figures on the tail of each aircraft, a unique aspect of their livery.

This aircraft is instantly recognizable by its large, barrel-shaped fuselage, distinctive tail, and three-man canopy. Its museum setting guarantees it is a non-flying, preserved warbird example.

This is a black and white photograph, emphasizing the classic lines of the 747-8. The photo looks like it was taken near or during rotation or landing approach.