Boston Aviation

A United Airlines Boeing 737-700 coming in for landing in Boston. The plane has the registration N15710 and is 19.9 years old. The plane used to fly for Continental Airlines until the airline merged with United.

A smoky landing in Boston by a Delta Boeing 767-300ER after its flight from Paris

A Southwest Boeing 737-800 taxiing to takeoff in Boston Logan Airport. The plane has the registration N8631A and is 4.1 years old.

An American Airlines 737-800 coming in for landing in Boston.

An Air France 777-200 ER coming in for landing at Boston Logan Airport after its flight from Paris-Charles de Gaulle.

A Spirit Airlines Airbus A320-200 coming in for landing in Boston Logan Airport.

A United Airlines Boeing 777-200 blasts out of Logan Airport en route to San Francisco International Airport as the sun sets over Boston. Also, the colorful assortment of tails of different airlines that operate from Terminal E can be seen in the background.

This is a British Airways Boeing 747-400 a.k.a. The Queen of the Skies, landing in Boston after its flight from London-Heathrow Airport.

This is an American Airlines A321-200 coming in for landing after its quick flight from New York- JFK Airport. The plane has the registration N580UW and is 3.9 years old. This is one of many flights between New York and Boston daily.

This is TAP Air Portugal Airbus A330-200 coming in for landing in Boston after its flight from Lisbon. The plane has the registration CS-TON, is called João XXI and is 10.2 years old. Boston is one of four destinations in the U.S. for TAP Air Portugal, which also flies to Newark Airport, J.F.K Airport, and Miami Airport. The airline has a codeshare agreement with JetBlue Airways, which offers connections through Boston.

This is Azores Airlines Airbus A340-300 coming in for landing after its flight from Ponta Delgada. The plane is being leased from HiFly, a Portuguese company that leases out planes to other companies. The plane has the registration CS-TQZ and is 20.4 years old. The plane has operated for many airlines, including Singapore Airlines and Emirates.

This is a JetBlue Airbus A320-200 in the I Love New York livery coming in for landing in Boston Logan Airport after its short flight from New York- John F. Kennedy. The plane has the registration N586JB and 14.2 years old.

This is a Boeing 767-300ER of Delta Air Lines coming for landing at Boston after its flight from London-Heathrow Airport. The plane is 18.9 years old. This is one of three transatlantic routes Delta operates from Boston.

This is an Alitalia A330-200 coming in for landing at Boston Logan Airport after its flight from Rome-Fiumicino Airport. The aircraft has the registration EI-EJG and is 7.9 years old. The plane is named Raffaello Sanzio.

This is Swiss International Air Lines Airbus A340-300 getting ready for its flight back to Zurich. The plane has the registration HB-JMI and is named Schaffhausen, a municipality in northern Switzerland. The plane is 13.9 years old. Behind the Swiss plane, there is the JetBlue "retro" livery on their Airbus A320. JetBlue has only been around since 2000, therefore the airline never actually had this livery on all their jets, but instead created a livery that was in the style of the 1960 airplane liveries.

This is a Delta Airbus A330-300 landing in Boston after its flight from Amsterdam. Delta codeshares with KLM on the route, which is why KLM doesn't fly to Boston. The plane has the registration N815NW and is 11 years old. The plane was originally delivered to Northwest Airlines but joined  Delta's fleet after they merged.

Here is a Boeing 757-200 of Icelandair landing in Boston after its flight from Keflavík Airport in Iceland. The plane has the registration TF-ISV and is named Grábrók. Icelandair names all of its planes after Icelandic volcanoes. The plane had its first flight in June 1999. 

Here is a Norwegian Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner coming in for landing in Boston after its flight from London-Gatwick Airport.

Here is a Turkish Airlines A330-300 landing in Boston Logan after it's flight from Istanbul-Ataturk Airport.

Recently Lufthansa's new livery, scheduled to be announced February 7, 2018, was leaked; it is supposed to look like this.  The grey cheatline and the yellow from the symbol have been removed.                                                     I personally prefer the old livery more and am sad that the yellow was removed, but am very glad that the classic goose was not removed. In my opinion, the new livery is significantly more simple than the previous one.  In honor of this change here is a Lufthansa A350-900XWB from Munich landing in Boston. For more information on Lufthansa's livery change click  here.