Parking garage of FLL

Prime Air Boeing 767-300F on the ground, serving as a vital component of Amazon's fast-growing global air cargo network.

A Piper PA-18 Super Cub (N6777B), customized for airshow use, taxiing with pilots waving to the crowd before a performance.

A rare airworthy Lockheed C-121A Constellation in vintage USAF livery shines under blue skies, showcasing its iconic triple tail and polished fuselage.

A United Airlines Airbus A319 sporting the modern globe livery taxis at a US airport.

Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 (N632NK) in the blue/white livery touches down at a busy hub, showcasing a now-retired livery for turbine fans.

Taken from parking garage

Flight into MCO

Notable for its distinctive nose and cockpit windows, the A220-300 is rapidly gaining popularity among airlines seeking efficient single-aisle jets with excellent passenger comfort.

The ERJ-175 is a favorite among major US regionals for its spacious 2-2 seating and operational flexibility. N235JQ is often used for short- to medium-haul segments in Delta's network.

This airframe is not a production 707 but the prototype ('Dash 80') from which the 707, 720, and KC-135 were developed. It never carried airline passengers but revolutionized air travel.

The Boeing 777-300ER is known for its efficient long-haul performance and state-of-the-art passenger amenities, making it popular on United's top routes like San Francisco to Hong Kong.

Star Alliance livery denotes the airline’s partnership in one of the world's largest airline alliances. Aircraft N76055 is a common sight on long-haul United routes.

The Douglas DC-3 is one of the most celebrated aircraft in aviation history, known for its reliability and longevity. This particular example is registered as N47EAP and is likely flown for special events or historical t…

Note the distinctive wingtips, engine cowling size, and registration placement unique to United's 777 fleet.

The Learjet 35A is a classic corporate and medevac jet, with a striking American-themed livery. The aircraft registration N724SA is traceable to medevac and charter use in the US.

Saab 2000s like this are prized for their speed and efficiency on regional routes but are now quite rare, making this sighting special.

This aircraft features the updated United Airlines livery introduced in 2019 and typically flies United's longest and most premium routes.

This aircraft, registered as N37273, is frequently seen across United's domestic and leisure networks.

Special 'More to Love' livery was painted to celebrate the historic merger between Alaska Airlines and Virgin America, making it one of the most iconic post-merger aircraft in the U.S. airline industry.