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Multiple Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft are parked on the tarmac, with registration N613AS visible on the foreground aircraft. The planes display the Alaska Airlines livery including the airline's name and the distinctive Alaska Native face logo on the tail fins.

A narrow-body commercial aircraft, appearing to bear Alaska Airlines livery, flies at low altitude over a residential area with tall evergreen trees in the foreground. The aircraft is on what appears to be a landing approach path, consistent with proximity to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

A Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-900 bearing registration number N838DN taxis on the airfield at Sea-Tac Airport. The image is credited to photographer Anthony Bolante for the Puget Sound Business Journal (PSBJ), as noted in the watermark.

A Delta Air Lines aircraft departs over the main terminal at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA-TAC), with Alaska Airlines check-in curb areas visible below. The busy departures roadway shows a posted 20 mph speed limit, with signage for Alaska, Frontier, and Sun Country airlines visible on the terminal facade.

A Delta Air Lines commercial aircraft (identifiable by the red Delta logo on the tail) flies past the upper observation deck and saucer structure of the Seattle Space Needle, with visitors visible on the outdoor platform. This image illustrates aircraft flight paths in proximity to Seattle landmarks relevant to Sea-Tac Airport noise-policy documentation.

A Virgin Atlantic aircraft with 'United Kingdom' livery text visible on the fuselage taxis on the airfield, with an Air China aircraft visible in the background. A large turbofan engine, likely from a third aircraft, is prominent in the foreground right.

Multiple Lufthansa Airlines aircraft are parked at terminal gates, displaying the carrier's distinctive navy blue livery and yellow crane logo on the tail fins. Visible tail registration codes include 'SX' and 'SZ'; ground support vehicles and airport infrastructure are visible in the background.

An aerial view of a Delta Air Lines Boeing 757, bearing tail number N559NW and a U.S. flag decal, taxiing or beginning its takeoff roll on a runway. The aircraft displays Delta's current livery with white fuselage, blue engines and winglets, and the red-and-blue widget logo on the tail; smoke is visible from the engines.

Aerial view of American Airlines Boeing 737 (registration N915NN) painted in a TWA retro heritage livery, featuring the classic red TWA tail logo and red cheatline along the fuselage alongside American Airlines branding. This special livery commemorates Trans World Airlines (TWA), which was acquired by American Airlines in 2001.

A white twin-engine narrow-body commercial jet aircraft, viewed from below against a clear blue sky, with landing gear retracted and what appears to be a purple or magenta tail livery partially visible. The aircraft type appears consistent with an Airbus A320-family or Boeing 737-family; no tail number or airline logo is legibly readable from this angle.