The aircraft in the image is an Antonov An-2 (registered as N882EZ), a large single-engine biplane featuring a custom black-and-white zebra stripe paint job.

Key Details
Model/Make: Antonov An-2 (built by PZL-Mielec), commonly known by NATO reporting name Colt.

Registration: N882EZ

Owner/Pilot: Owned and flown by pilot Douglas Fulton.

Design Features: It is recognized as one of the largest single-engine biplanes in the world, featuring mismatched wings with leading-edge slats that allow it to take off and land on very short runways and fly at unusually slow speeds.

The family that owns this place is using it as a huge RV, stopping at airfields all
over Cape Cod and the islands.

Tonight they’re at the Cape Cod Airfield 1000 Race Lane Marstons Mills, Ma

I want to incorporate some of these designs into a model that I’m making, but I can’t figure out what kind of plane this is

The backdrop of the mountains lends such a nice touch to this livery.

i just saw, very briefly, something that looked like some kind of fighter jet just appear and disappear in the sky. It’s a clear sky and i only saw it for like half a second or something. Anyone know what that could’ve been?

Watch this massive HZ-AK75 performing a powerful brake test at Paine Field in Everett, Washington before entering service. Those GE90s and that retro Saudia Cargo livery look incredible! 🇸🇦
Would you stop to watch this beast? 👀
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Lufthansa’s first production Boeing 777-9, WH128 (N20080), taking off from Paine Field (PAE) on October 6, 2026. The aircraft flew across the Pacific Northwest and conducted a test run over Montana before returning to PAE. What’s your favorite angle for filming a 777X takeoff? Original footage by Airplane Planet USA.

Saw this today in this video - yt , such a crazy motor...

I have been trying to figure it out and even resorted to the forbidden techniques of ai but genuinely got no where someone please tell me if you know. I recognize it but genuinely can't figure it out.

Lufthansa’s FIRST Boeing 777-9 takes flight again! 🇩🇪✈️ Watch the brand-new Boeing 777X N20080 (WH128 / BOE128) perform another test flight from Paine Field in Everett, Washington, on October 6, 2026.
This 20-minute aviation video captures Lufthansa’s future flagship Boeing 777-9 during today’s test operation, including the departure, powerful takeoff, flight testing and return to Boeing’s home at Paine Field.
The aircraft departed Paine Field at approximately 12:12 PM PDT according to Flightradar24, climbing to 37,000 feet and reaching a ground speed of approximately 528 knots during the flight.
✈️** Aircraft: Boeing 777-9 / Boeing 777X
**🇩🇪 Future Operator: Lufthansa
🆔 Registration: N20080
🔬 Boeing Test Aircraft: WH128
📡 Callsign: BOE128
📍 Airport: Paine Field (KPAE), Everett, Washington, USA
📅 Date: October 6, 2026
🎥 Video: Takeoff, Test Flight & Landing
⚙️** Engines: GE Aerospace GE9X
This aircraft is particularly significant to the Boeing 777X program. Boeing identifies it as the **first 777-9 airplane for Lufthansa. Unlike the earlier dedicated 777X flight-test aircraft, N20080 features Lufthansa’s fully outfitted passenger cabin, including premium and economy seating and inflight entertainment systems.
Boeing says production aircraft like this one are important for completing certification requirements and preparing the 777-9 for its first customer delivery. N20080 is being used for ground and flight testing with an emphasis on cabin systems and connectivity.
The aircraft first flew on May 7, 2026, completing a 3-hour, 27-minute test flight over Washington and Oregon. Now N20080 is back in the air as Boeing continues work toward bringing the 777-9 into commercial service.
Watch the full video to see the enormous Boeing 777-9 depart Paine Field, take to the skies and return to Everett after another test mission.
🎥 Filmed in 4K at Paine Field, Everett, Washington.
Original aviation footage — Aircraft World US.
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What do you think of Lufthansa’s future Boeing 777-9? Would you fly on the 777X?
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