Swipe left to see the trading card!! My first one too. Nose gear fleet number 1805; the lack of visible livery or logo means airline could not be confirmed. The presence of snow and deicing equipment adds interest to th…

Took this photo while driving past the airport today evening. Golden hour landing shot. Was so much fun because we were moving fast while taking the photo too 🚗

Distinctive by its high-set cockpit and nose gear, which allow nose-loading of large/heavy freight. The An-124 is often chartered for outsize cargo such as locomotives, turbines, and even other aircraft.

The A321neo LR enables Aer Lingus to operate fuel-efficient narrowbody flights on long routes, including to North America.

Qatar Executive Gulfstream G650ER (A7-CGA) taxiing at a major international airport, highlighting the luxury and capability of one of the world's top business jets.

Ryanair Boeing 737-800 (SP-RSF) on the taxiway, showcasing the airline's signature livery and distinctive blue winglets.

A 'Boeing 777-300ER' marking is visible on the fuselage. Emirates is currently the largest operator of this type.

The A320-200 is a staple of Air India's domestic and short-haul international operations. This photo provides a good view of ground handling activities at one of the country's busiest airports.

Chances of being stalked by 777300ER are low, but not zero 🤭

The Boeing 777-300ER is famous for its range, performance, and being the backbone of many flagship routes, especially in Asia and the Middle East.

Beautiful snowy weather shot during the NYC storm ❤️❄️

N438AM is a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, known for its advanced efficiency and passenger comforts in Aeromexico's flagship fleet. The snowy conditions and clear airline…

This is a pre-dawn/nighttime shot, with vibrant airport ground activity and modern pier facilities visible. Aer Lingus' new teal and shamrock branding is evident on both aircraft and the jetbridge.

The nose section clearly shows the 'AIRBUS A321neo' titling and Air Transat's branding. The WestJet winglet in the foreground adds a unique dual-carrier perspective for Canadian aviation enthusiasts.

The distinctive split winglets and cockpit window shape help confirm this as a Boeing 737-800. The Air Canada logo and partial registration detail visible.

This aircraft wears a special Montreal livery as part of Air Transat's celebration of Canadian cities.

This registration, C-GJZT, is assigned to a Q400 operated by Jazz Aviation under the Air Canada Express brand. The Dash 8-Q400 is well regarded for regional service in challenging Canadian climates.

The eyebrow windows above the cockpit are a strong indicator of the 737 Classic or early Next Generation models, as newer models have these windows removed or plugged.

The aircraft is operated by Emerald Airlines under the Aer Lingus Regional brand since 2022.

Visible registration confirms identity as N170DZ, a 1999-built 767-332(ER) used for long-haul international flights.