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22/10/2026

MEA 🇱🇧

✈️🇱🇧 The brand-new Airbus A330-900neo, the first aircraft built for Middle East Airlines – Air Liban (MEA), has completed its first test flight! 🎉

☁️ The aircraft spent 3 hours and 39 minutes in the air, and its stunning livery looked absolutely gorgeous against the sky! 💙🤍

🛩️ Aircraft: Airbus A330-900neo
🇱🇧 Airline: Middle East Airlines – Air Liban (MEA)
🧪 Test Registration: F-WWYZ
🪪 Final Registration: OD-MEH
🔢 MSN: 2136
⏱️ Flight Duration: 3 hours and 39 minutes

🌟 A beautiful new addition to MEA’s fleet, wearing an absolutely stunning livery! 💙✈️

19/10/2026

RAFALE MARINE 🇫🇷

🛩️ The Dassault Rafale M 34 — a symbol of French naval aviation excellence! 💨 Captured at Melun-Villaroche Airshow 2026, this carrier-based multirole fighter showcases the power, precision and engineering behind France’s naval air force. Designed to operate from the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, the Rafale M combines agility, advanced avionics and impressive multirole capabilities. 🌊

🔹 Aircraft: Dassault Rafale M
🔸 Tactical number: 34
🔻 Serial number: To be verified
🔧 Role: Carrier-based multirole fighter
⚓ Operator: French Navy (Aéronautique navale)
🏭 Manufacturer: Dassault Aviation
📅 First flight of the Rafale M: 12 December 1991
📍 Location: Melun-Villaroche, France

29/09/2026

20/09/2026

AIRBUS A350-1041F 🇫🇷

📦✈️ A350F — THE FIRST SUCH MOMENT IN HISTORY! 🔥

The first Engine Run and Taxi Check of the first Airbus A350F ever built, MSN700, captured in its beautiful livery at Toulouse, France 🇫🇷!

And it’s not just any aircraft… 😍 This unique prototype features a stunning cargo package-inspired livery 📦, complete with shipping labels, tape and cargo markings. Airbus created this special livery specifically for the first A350F.

✈️ Aircraft: Airbus A350F
🔢 MSN: 700
📝 Registration: F-WXLD
⚙️ Engines: 2× Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97
📦 Payload: up to 111 tonnes
🌍 Range: around 8,700 km
🚪 Cargo door: approximately 4.3 × 3.15 m
🧪 Role: first A350F test aircraft
🇫🇷 Location: Toulouse, France

📸 The first A350F. The first ground tests. The beginning of a new era for air freight. 🚀📦✈️

18/09/2026

AIRBUS A350F 🇫🇷

🚨✈️ BREAKING NEWS FROM TOULOUSE!

THE VERY FIRST AIRBUS A350-1041F ENGINE RUN HAS JUST BEEN CAPTURED! 🔥🔥

Moments ago in Toulouse, the first-ever A350-1041F was caught with both engines running — a major milestone for Airbus’ highly anticipated next-generation freighter.

The A350F is set to bring a new era of efficiency and capability to the air cargo world, combining the A350’s latest technology with the demands of heavy freight.

✈️ AIRCRAFT DATA

📝 Reg: F-WXLD
🔢 MSN: 700
✈️ Type: Airbus A350-1041F
🔥 Engines: 2× Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97
📦 Max payload: up to 111 tonnes
🌍 Range: up to 4,700 nm / 8,700 km

🌍 A NEW CHAPTER FOR AIR CARGO

With its advanced composite airframe, modern aerodynamics and next-generation engines, the A350F is designed to make long-haul cargo operations more efficient while carrying huge volumes of freight.

And today, the aircraft officially started making some serious noise in Toulouse.

THE A350F CAME ALIVE. 🔥✈️

The countdown to first flight is getting very real. 👀

22/06/2026

QANTAS 🇦🇺

✈️ Some aircraft are special. Others are history in the making.

Spotted during its third test flight in Toulouse 🇫🇷, the Qantas Airbus A350-1000 ULR (F-WULR, MSN 707) is one of the most anticipated airliners of the decade. 🦘🌏

Built for Project Sunrise, this ultra-long-range aircraft is designed to connect Australia with major cities around the world through non-stop flights lasting over 22 hours. 🚀 The A350-1000 ULR combines cutting-edge technology, impressive fuel efficiency, and enhanced passenger comfort, pushing the limits of what commercial aviation can achieve.

Moments like this remind us that today’s test flights become tomorrow’s aviation milestones. 👀📸

✈️ Aircraft Facts:
• 🦘 Future operator: Qantas Airways
• 🌏 Project: Sunrise
• 🚀 Designed for flights exceeding 22 hours
• 📏 Length: 73.8 m (242 ft)
• 🛫 Wingspan: 64.75 m (212 ft)
• ⛽ Range: up to 18,000 km (9,700 nm)
• 👥 Premium-focused cabin layout
• 🌱 Lower fuel consumption and emissions than previous-generation long-haul aircraft

18/05/2026

STARLUX AIRSORAYAMA SILVER LIVERY 🇹🇼

✨ This time, we’re sharing photos of this stunning masterpiece — after previously posting a video, this aircraft definitely deserves a dedicated photo post as well 📸🤩

The magnificent Airbus A350-1000 built for STARLUX Airlines and featuring the spectacular special livery created by Hajime Sorayama continues to impress aviation enthusiasts worldwide 🖤✈️

Today, this beautiful aircraft successfully completed its first Engine Start and Taxi Check, marking another important milestone before delivery 🔥

Aircraft details:
✈️ Type: Airbus A350-1000
🛫 Airline: STARLUX Airlines
🎨 Livery designer: Hajime Sorayama
🧪 Test reg: F-WZNI
🇹🇼 Final reg: B-58553
🏭 MSN: 791
⚙️ Milestone: First Engine Start & Taxi Check
📸 This post: photo update (after the earlier video post)

23/02/2026

AIRBUS 🇫🇷

📸 The First. The Legend.

The very aircraft that started it all — the test ✈️ Airbus A380-800 MSN 001.
This is the plane that took the first-ever A380 flight and carved its place in aviation history.

It pushed the limits — testing aerodynamics, onboard systems, performance, and the handling of the world’s largest passenger aircraft 🌍.
Every production A380 owes a part of its story to this very aircraft.

Today, it rests in silence on the tarmac 🌙
It hasn’t flown in some time, and 2026 will likely bring just a few final test flights ✈️ — a symbolic closure for the plane that began a legend.

Captured at night — without any extra lighting pointed at the aircraft ✨
The fuselage glows only from the airport infrastructure in the background, giving the photo a raw, calm, and almost cinematic feel 🎬.

This is not just a plane.
It’s a living piece of aviation history. 👑

✈️ Aircraft Info:

• 📌 Reg: F-WWOW
• 🏭 MSN: 001
• 📅 Age: 21 years
• 🛫 Model: A380-800
• 🧪 Role: First-ever produced and test A380 in history
• 🏁 Status: Possible final test flights in 2026

22/02/2026

ROYAL AIR FORCE 🇬🇧

A special visitor was recently captured at the airport in Toulouse — the impressive Boeing C-17A Globemaster III operated by the Royal Air Force 🇬🇧✈️.

The 18-year-old heavy airlifter arrived in Toulouse on February 19, 2026 from Terceira in the Azores and departed the very next day for Lyon. The aircraft was photographed while taxiing to runway 32R, offering a perfect opportunity to admire the details of this massive strategic transport aircraft 📸🔥.

The C-17A is one of the most capable military transport aircraft in the world 🌍. Designed for rapid strategic airlift, it can carry troops, vehicles, helicopters, and humanitarian cargo across intercontinental distances. What makes it truly impressive is its ability to operate from relatively short and austere runways — something not every aircraft of this size can do 💪.

Powered by four Pratt & Whitney F117-PW-100 turbofan engines, the Globemaster III produces enormous thrust, allowing it to carry payloads of up to 77 tons 🚛💨. Despite its size, it is highly maneuverable and can even perform tactical approaches and steep descents when required.

The Royal Air Force operates a fleet of C-17A aircraft from RAF Brize Norton, using them for global deployments, humanitarian missions, and support of NATO operations 🌐🤝. Over the years, these aircraft have played crucial roles in evacuation missions and disaster relief efforts worldwide.

✈️ Aircraft Facts – Boeing C-17A Globemaster III
• 🛫 Manufacturer: Boeing
• 🇺🇸 Country of origin: United States
• ⚙️ Engines: 4 × Pratt & Whitney F117-PW-100 turbofans
• 📦 Maximum payload: approx. 77,500 kg (171,000 lb)
• 🌍 Range (with payload): over 4,400 km
• 👨‍✈️ Crew: 3 (pilot, co-pilot, loadmaster)
• 🛬 Special capability: Short and semi-prepared runway operations
• 🏗️ Role: Strategic and tactical military airlift





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