The "Freedom One" livery is unique to this airframe and was introduced for Southwest's 50th anniversary in 2021. It is highly sought after by aviation photographers.

This aircraft is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW4090 engines, a variant otherwise known from the high-profile United 328 uncontained engine failure (a sister ship). This airframe is quite representative of United’s long-ha…

Taken late June with friends :)

N919NN is one of a select few American 737-800s wearing the Oneworld alliance livery—it stands out among the standard fleet paint.

The Oneworld livery is part of American Airlines' effort to showcase its membership in the Oneworld alliance. Registration N919NN is a standard 737-800 delivered new to American Airlines in 2013.

The aircraft is on approach at low altitude, likely for an airport such as San Jose (SJC) or Oakland (OAK), both of which have approaches passing over major freeways.

Aircraft registration is not visible in the image due to angle and resolution.

AAL 737

N332WN features Southwest's signature Canyon Blue livery, which is being replaced by the new Heart livery.

Star Alliance special livery is reserved for only a couple of frames per member airline. The large twin-engine and raked wingtips are characteristic of the Boeing 777-300ER.