A Qantas Airbus A380-800 at the gate, a true giant of the skies used on ultra-long-haul routes.

Qantas is Australia's flag carrier, and the red kangaroo tail is an aviation icon. The A330-300 is mainly used for busy domestic and trans-Tasman routes.

Due to the distance and image quality, the specific type and airline of the aircraft cannot be determined, but it is likely a small jet (possibly a regional or business jet) based on overall shape, size, and engine place…

The aircraft's size, high tail, twin turboprop layout, and distinctive Rex branding strongly point to the Saab 340, which is a mainstay of regional Australian aviation.

The Boeing 777-300ER is one of the largest twin-engine aircraft in the world, with a characteristic raked wingtip and sprawling undercarriage.

The GE90 engines seen here are the largest and most powerful jet engines ever installed on a commercial aircraft. Qantas tail visible in the background.

While the aircraft registration is not visible, the distinct 787 nose, wing profile, and United livery point strongly to a United Boeing 787, likely the -8 or -9 based on relative fuselage length.

The identifying livery colors on the belly and engine nacelles suggest Southwest Airlines, but the airline commonly uses the Boeing 737, so this could also possibly be a 737. The image angle and resolution make positive …