Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 (VH-8II) catches air as it rotates from its home base, a classic workhorse for Australian domestic routes.

The 'Fanhansa Siegerflieger' livery is highly prized among spotters, commemorating Germany's 2014 World Cup win. The Boeing 747-8I is recognizable for its lengthened fuselage and raked wingtips.

The exposed engine and paint scheme indicate restoration or maintenance work; likely a preserved warbird or display aircraft. The painted 'nose art' roundel on the fuselage is distinctive of WWII heritage aircraft.

United's 777-200 fleet includes variants with both Pratt & Whitney and GE engines; Star Alliance livery jets serve as flagships for code-share branding.

Tail number 28000 is one of two VC-25As and has served as Air Force One since 1990; highly recognizable livery designed by Raymond Loewy.

Coulson aviation c130 ready to depart and fight fires in Canberra

Kalitta Air’s B747-400F landing at Brussels airport

BA Cityflyer E190 with Reg G-LCYT on stand 176L

Two RAAF F-35s,two FA-18s and one KC-30A flying in formation at Avalon Australia 2025

American 787-8 boarding to depart Barcelona to Chicago

Delta 737-9GP(ER)

Aeroflot registrations starting with 'RA' denote Russian civilian aircraft. Since 2022, Aeroflot's access to Boeing maintenance support is restricted.

Qantas link dash 8 from dubo lading on runway 16R SYD

Delta 757-200 taxiing at KORF

Air New Zealand a320 taxiing

Emirates Boeing 777-300ER A6-ECF

Philippine Airlines Boeing 777-300ER RP-C7783

Singapore Airlines Boeing 787-10 9V-SCG

Cool Qantas

United star alince