Aircraft ID Help Please

[Lynn Palmer 144]

I've given it my best shot.  I'd be very appreciative if those of you with better knowledge of aircraft could confirm/correct my ID's for the following planes.  I'm referring to the manufacturer and model numbers, not the airline names.       

 

 

[george 43]

Lynn

The bottom one is a Saab 340B , if you can zoom in and get the aircraft number from your images, put them into planespotters.net

[Lynn Palmer 144]

Thank you George, I will.

[Jill Morgan 861]

I think the top tone is a Boeing 717

 

Link on Delta Site: http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_US/traveling-with-us/airports-and-aircraft/Aircraft/boeing-717.html

 

The second one is an Airbus, but not sure which one. There is a number at the back before the tail fins and under the windows. I can't read it on this pic, but if you pull that up on your computer and see what it is, then type Airbus and that number into google, it should come up.

 

Jill

Edited July 31, 2014 by Jill Morgan

[Bryan 10,477]

Off topic a tad. The UK tabloids make a great deal of use of aircraft photos on their websites, but there are thousands of images available. When trying to identify shots for the "Have You found any Alamy images" thread  I generally ignore these, as there are so many of them and, to my untrained eye, they all look very similar. While the particular type of plane should certainly be key worded if possible (maybe the class is involved in a series of incidents), these buyers are generally only interested in the airline company and/or location, e.g. Virgin Atlantic Heathrow etc.

 

Edit - probably a good idea to ensure that the company name is readable on the shot.

 

I can't help but think that there are easier subjects to capture with less competition for sales, but each to their own......

Edited July 31, 2014 by Bryan

[Lynn Palmer 144]

Jill, I think you're right, the Delta does look like a Boeing 717, and I previously identified the Avianca jet as an Airbus A321.

 

Bryan, you are entirely correct, there are easier subjects with less competition but I had an opportunity and was playing around at the end of the runway.  I figured it also gives me some variety in my portfolio.

[John Richmond 781]

Bryan, you are entirely correct, there are easier subjects with less competition but I had an opportunity and was playing around at the end of the runway.  I figured it also gives me some variety in my portfolio.

To help with the variety in your portfolio the red flowers on the latest page (E54BC7) are Delonix regia, the flame tree.  Hope this helps.

[York Photographer 6,533]

Lynn

The bottom one is a Saab 340B , if you can zoom in and get the aircraft number from your images, put them into planespotters.net

 

Did somebody say SAAB Turbo?

 

I'll get my coat!

Edited August 3, 2014 by York Photographer

[Lynn Palmer 144]

John, thank you for that!  I intended to go back to the nursery Saturday to take another look at the tree for identification purposes but ran out of time.  You saved me a trip.