ATR 72-500 (OY-RUA) on final approach, showcasing its distinctive high-wing twin-turboprop configuration—an iconic workhorse for regional airlines.

A beautifully restored Republic P-47 Thunderbolt in WWII USAAF livery, complete with D-Day stripes and a yellow cowling, soars against a backdrop of dramatic clouds, showcasing one of the rarest airworthy fighters from t…

Airbus A320-200 (LZ-EAK) in distinctive Air 001 red and pink livery seen taxiing at a major European airport.

A regional ATR 72 turboprop prepares to land, seen against summer gardens and dramatic grey skies.

Caught this on climb out of PHX over Scottsdale.

A selection of different airlines on the ramp at Corfu

A clean all-white Boeing 737-800 (LY-CIN) seen from below, cruising at altitude against a clear blue sky.

Spotted in museum

A De Havilland Dash 8 Q400 (VH-TQX) in all-white livery taxis at a major airport under overcast skies.

Boeing 737-800 (VH-XZR) in an all-white livery, possibly flying for a charter, lease, or awaiting new airline colors.

A De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 (VH-TQX) on final approach or touchdown under dramatic weather at a major city airport.

A De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 (VH-TQG) moments before touchdown at a major airport, wearing an all-white livery.

A Jet2 A321neo in holidays livery holding short of runway 03 at Lanzarote airport

The aircraft appears all-white with no visible markings, which is common for aircraft on delivery or in storage/transitional phases. The massive GE90 engines and the main landing gear configuration (with three sets of bo…

This airframe features an all-white livery, often indicative of a leased or transitioning aircraft between carriers. The neighboring aircraft is a JetBlue Airways Airbus A320.

The city below and lighting suggest an iconic airport approach location, possibly San Diego (SAN).

Air Chathams ATR-72 600 on final into Queenstown chartering for Air New Zealand

All. White.

G-PBOT is a UK registration, commonly leased out and operated by regional carriers. The ATR 72-600 features a modern cockpit and improved performance over earlier ATR variants.

The black livery and lack of passenger airline markings suggest this may be a dedicated cargo or corporate charter aircraft—a rarity for the ATR line.