Beautiful A320 Neo

This registration (OE-IJV) was transferred to easyJet\'s Austrian subsidiary to allow for post-Brexit operations within the EU.

The registration I-ADJN is specific to Air Dolomiti. This aircraft is regularly seen at major Italian and German airports.

Aircraft is part of Lufthansa Group\'s regional network.

Registration \'OH-LKE\' is clearly visible and matches the Embraer 190 operated by Finnair. The aircraft is used primarily for regional European routes.

The visible registration SE-ROF and unique SAS livery confirm this is a Scandinavian Airlines A320neo. The A320neo is popular for short- and medium-haul routes across Europe.

The A321neo is prized for its high efficiency and range capability in single-aisle operations, making it popular on both domestic and international routes.

N861NW is a long-time member of Delta\'s widebody fleet. The Boeing 767-300ER remains popular for international routes but is increasingly being replaced by newer models.

easyJet Europe, based in Austria, operates this A320 on behalf of easyJet\'s pan-European operations. OE-LSW joined the fleet in 2018.

A220-300 (formerly Bombardier CS300) is the newest and most advanced aircraft in airBaltic\'s fleet, used exclusively by the airline since 2020.

This is a classic Ryanair 737-800, easily identified by the registration EI-DCZ and the standard blue and yellow livery. The 800 series is Ryanair\'s main workhorse.