C-GUBF has been a core part of Air Transat's long-haul fleet, supporting transatlantic leisure travel.

D-ABVX was one of the later 747-400s delivered to Lufthansa, first flown in the late 1990s. This type is increasingly rare after fleet modernization programs.

The E195-E2 is among the quietest and most fuel-efficient jets in the regional/short-haul class, reducing community noise and emissions.

Swoop is WestJet's ultra low-cost subsidiary, and this aircraft illustrates their bright branding and cost-effective service model.

The E195-E2 is known for its very quiet cabin, high fuel efficiency, and is part of Porter Airlines’ recent expansion for longer routes.

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

This aircraft's unique livery is inspired by Iceland's Northern Lights, featuring a spectacular blue-green design across the entire fuselage.

Registration C-GYAJ confirms it is a converted freighter in service since the 2020s, reflecting Air Canada’s recent investment into dedicated air cargo operations.

This aircraft, C-GCWD, is a former Air Canada jet now leased by Nolinor and painted for the Conservative Party's 2024 campaign.

This aircraft, registered N557AV, is a regular workhorse for Avianca's domestic and regional routes. The CFM56 engines are known for their reliability.

Registration CS-TXL is clearly visible, identifying the aircraft as part of TAP's modern Airbus fleet, sporting the airline's green and red branding.

This aircraft, 9Y-SUR, is notable for its colorful livery and service across major Caribbean destinations. The 737-800 is globally popular but is now being gradually replaced by newer models in Caribbean Airlines' fleet.

The aircraft’s winglets and tail design indicate its Smartwings origin, despite operating for Sunwing. This mixed livery is common for seasonal demand adjustments.

The distinctive blue livery and ITA Airways branding confirm this aircraft as a recent addition to the modern Italian national carrier. The Airbus A330-200 is prized for its range, versatility and passenger comfort.

This aircraft (VT-ALN) carries a special livery highlighting tourism in India, rare among Air India's 777 fleet.

Registration C-GJUE can be seen under the flag near the rear door.

Shows the aircraft in the post-2017 livery with the black tail and engine nacelles.

The A220's advanced aerodynamics and engines make it a favorite among pilots for its handling and efficiency.