Aircraft images shown below, are in the order of the citations:

1. [4 pics] This is the House Colors Boeing 777-200 "Eco Demonstrator Livery" (Reg. N772ET). The Boeing Eco Demonstrator program is an initiative by Boeing to research and develop more eco-friendly and clean air travel by reducing fuel efficiency and noise levels and improve the carbon footprint of aircraft manufacture. Last month, June 2022, Boeing unveiled its latest 2022 ecoDemonstrator airplane, marking 10 years of testing technologies through the program.
2. [2 pics] Amelia International (formerly Aero4M) is an airline that belongs to the French aviation group Regourd Aviation. In July 2019, the Regourd Aviation group announced that it was changing its name and becoming Amelia (in homage to the American aviator Amelia Earhart). Amelia Intl. fleet consists of ATR/ERJ a/c and just one recently acquired A319-100 (F-HDSJ). The Paris-based Regourd Aviation has launched new branding with “Amelia" Green typeface (see 2 pictures below), symbolic of an internal pledge to seek sustainable options to decrease its carbon output.
3. [2 pics] This is a repaint of the Airbus A321-211 (WL), in Aer Lingus (fictional A321neo texture) livery, EI-LRD.
4. [1 pic] Edelweiss Air is a Swiss leisure/charter airline and the sister company of Swiss International Air Lines. It operated 2 A330-200s for over 15 years between 2000-2016.
5. [1 pic] In memory of Thomas Cook Airlines Limited, which was a British charter and leisure airline headquartered in Manchester, England. It was part of the Thomas Cook Group Airlines. Thomas Cook Group and all UK entities including Thomas Cook Airlines entered compulsory liquidation, ~3 years ago, on 23 September 2019, and ceased all operations.
6. [2 pics] The legendeary Messerschmitt Bf 109 needs no introduction. On the record, it was the most produced (33,984) fighter aircraft in history, up to April 1945. It was the backbone of the Luftwaffe's fighter force. After the initial Bf 109 A/B/C/D series variants, the first redesign came with the E series (shown). This specific E-variant (E-3 III/JG26) was flown by German Ace Adolf Galland during the campaign against France in 1940 and during the Battle of Britain.
7. [1 pic] Fokker 27-500 first flew in 1967. It was powered by two Rolls Royce Dart Engines, of Viscount fame, world's first (scheduled) turboprop (passenger) airliner. Starting 1968, 7 F27-500s flew for Air Inter, a french Domestic Airline.
8. [2 pics] This is Airbus A380 Emirates "Dubai Expo / Be Part of The Magic" (Reg. A6-EEU). Emirates is also the airline, that, at the termination of A380 production line, received its 123rd A380, which was the 251st and the last Superjumbo delivered by Airbus.
9. [2 pics] This is ANA Airbus a380 "Flying Honu Ka La - JA383A" (FLYING HONU meaning "flying sea turtle") ...I also invite you to watch this video of the RW Flying Honu A380 (JA383A) taking off and touching down in Hamburg. Please search for the "(4K) STUNNING looking ANA A380 (JA383A) take-off and landing at Hamburg Finkenwerder airport!"...You may directly jump to (2m:30s through 3m:50s) segment of this 8m:16s video clip.... indeed, what a stunning livery this is, on this stunning a/c... with a breathtaking takeoff and a superbly smooth landing to boot, as seen in this video clip...I'm sure you would be impressed... (audio volume levels up, suggested) ...!!

Thanks for your interest and hope you enjoy...! Good flying...!!

Awesome set of shots! 😉 

Nice one`s, as always !

cheers 😉

pmplayer, Alaska: Thank you for the comments...!!