UPS MD-11F taxiing with signature tri-jet tail at a major cargo hub.

A front-on view of a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, an iconic widebody trijet, on the taxiway just before a storm.

UPS MD-11F parked on the ramp, showcasing the classic trijet profile of this iconic cargo workhorse.

UPS McDonnell Douglas MD-11F on the apron, a rare cargo trijet workhorse.

UPS Airbus A300F4-622R (N164UP) taxiing in classic Worldwide Services livery.

UPS Boeing 747-400F taxiing at a major international airport, highlighting the backbone of global express logistics.

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A majestic UPS Boeing 747-8F seen from below at cruise altitude, leaving four distinct contrails across a clear blue sky.

A UPS A300 departing Burbank Airport (KBUR) on Runway 33. This was a treat because KBUR is a small airport which means the runways are very close to the terminal, giving spotters a front row seat to take offs.

Still practicing…

Photographed likely during winter operations, showing typical express cargo movements at a northern hub.

UPS B748F lining up onto runway 25C at VHHH

The photo captures the freighter during golden hour, with clear UPS branding and a beautiful cloudscape.

The MD-11F is instantly recognizable by its three engines and distinctive T-tail. This frame wears the UPS 'Worldwide Services' livery.

The UPS livery and the aircraft’s lack of passenger windows clearly identify this as a dedicated 747-400F cargo variant.

UPS A300-600F on short final to runway 33 at KBUR. Opted for a Polaroid type look on the edit.

This UPS 747-8F is likely operating a major cargo route given the winter/snowy location, possibly in Anchorage (ANC) which is a major UPS cargo hub.

MD-11 freighters remain iconic for their trijet configuration and are recognizable for their unique tail engine and UPS livery. This airframe is an integral part of UPS’s long-haul fleet.

Boeing 747-800

This is a model aircraft, as evident from the photo context and surface detail.