Identify these aircraft

[Kenty]

Just a bit of fun, can you identify the aircraft shown in the pic below? You will find it with Google, so maybe try and have a go without! If you can name the Airline as well, definite bonus point!
Taken at Sydney airport on 12th November.

[Jamesgt]

320
330
330
747
777
767
?

Just looked on laptop. Changing my last to 78

Edited by Jamesgt on Monday 28th November 18:34

[anonymous-user]

Jetstar A320
Qantas A330
A330
Singapore A380
B777
ANA B787

[Jamesgt]

El stovey said:

Jetstar A320
Qantas A330
A330
Singapore A380
B777
ANA B787

[anonymous-user]

Jamesgt said:

El stovey said:

Jetstar A320
Qantas A330
A330
Singapore A380
B777
ANA B787

I think the third A330 might be air china as it has a stripe down the side and a red emblem Near the front but can't tell.

[Kenty]

El stovey said:

Jetstar A320
Qantas A330
A330
Singapore A380
B777
ANA B787

All aircraft correct! Great stuff!
Airlines close, first two right and A380 right.
Second A330 is not China airlines but is from China.
787 is not ANA
The 777 is real toughy!

[anonymous-user]

Kenty said:

El stovey said:

Jetstar A320
Qantas A330
A330
Singapore A380
B777
ANA B787

All aircraft correct! Great stuff!
Airlines close, first two right and A380 right.
Second A330 is not China airlines but is from China.
787 is not ANA
The 777 is real toughy!

777 looks like white body and blue engines so Delta?
787 is mainly white so continental or JAL
A330 must be China eastern with the stripes down the side and from China.

[Kenty]

777 correct, that was a hard one.
China southern, right.
Just the 787, it is Xiamen airlines

Pretty good effort, it had flight radar stumped for a while!

[Gandahar]

Boeing and Airbus 2 and 4 engines planes. Not exactly a hard question.

[anonymous-user]

Gandahar said:

Boeing and Airbus 2 and 4 engines planes. Not exactly a hard question.

Well you had to work out which 2 engined planes they all were. Boeing and airbus do make quite a few that look similar from behind and a long distance. I found it quite hard myself.

[Eric Mc]

I can't tell the difference between a lot of modern twins unless I can see them up close. In the old days (pre 1980) airliners were so distinctive that you could usually make out what was what quite easilly.

[Equilibrium25]

Gandahar said:

Boeing and Airbus 2 and 4 engines planes. Not exactly a hard question.

Maybe you missed the point somewhat? You might have well have said "planes"

[Kenty]

Gandahar said:

Boeing and Airbus 2 and 4 engines planes. Not exactly a hard question.

Didn't see you with the right answer though!

[cogitoergozoomo]

Kenty said:

777 correct, that was a hard one.
China southern, right.
Just the 787, it is Xiamen airlines

Pretty good effort, it had flight radar stumped for a while!

Second A330 is China Eastern not China Southern. Stripe is Red/Gold/Blue not Blue/Dark Blue/Blue.