Airshow

CVO Oregon

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Dubai

The Embraer E195-E2 is noted for its quiet, fuel-efficient Pratt & Whitney engines and ability to serve thinner routes economically.

Oran Algeria
Boeing 737-700

Air Asia
a320
Airbus

Operated by Jazz Aviation for Air Canada Express. Registration C-FRQP is specific to this aircraft.

ALK AIRLINES OPERATED FOR TUS AIR.

Boeing

Distinguished by its contra-rotating propeller and the Skyshark shark logo on the nose; very few A2D airframes survive due to serious engine reliability issues.

Identifiable by its large round nose greenhouse for the bombardier, classic twin-engine layout with mid-fuselage nacelles, and its firefighting livery typical of postwar bomber conversions in the US.

The A-4 Skyhawk is a classic Cold War naval attack jet; this particular frame is a demilitarized, non-flying example in use by a civilian contractor for training and test purposes.

The silhouette, nose shape, and split scimitar winglets are signature visual cues of the 737 MAX family. Exact registration and codes not visible.

This specific airframe '1714' is part of the Coast Guard fleet often nicknamed 'Kodiak'. The orange and white USCG colors are iconic for maritime SAR operations.

This aircraft is instantly recognizable due to its six massive turbofan engines and twin vertical stabilizers.

The Blue Angels' F/A-18s have special modifications, including a smoke oil system for airshow visibility and removal of combat equipment.

Visible gold-tinted canopy and diamond-shaped wings are distinctive features. ‘AK’ tail code designates Alaska-based squadron.