"Buzz" is Ryanair's Polish subsidiary operating a fleet of SP- registered 737-800s and MAXs. This 7.5 year old example was departing for Budapest as "Ryanair (RYR) 4306."

My first catch of a Boeing 737-8200. Operated exclusively by Ryanair for now (Allegiant Air has some on order) they have an extra 8 seats added over the standard 189 configuration for a total of 197, requiring the addition of an extra set of exit doors just aft of the wings. This example was delivered new at the end of 2023 and is seen here arriving from London-Luton as "Ryanair (RYR) 75SN".

Treviso Airport is the secondary airport for the Venice area and is served primarily by Ryanair, as well as Wizz Air. Lauda Europe is the 3rd iteration of the "Lauda" nameplate, and is now owned by Ryanair. This A320 was delivered new to Air Asia in 2006, and seen here arriving from Vienna as "Ryanair (RYR) 60ZQ".

Aircraft was at Malignani Technical Institute, Udine between 1960/1979. Restored to airworthy by Aeromacchi at Venegono, 1979/1980 and civil registered as I-MCVE. First flight, Venegono, Dec. 9, 1980. Initially flown as MM92214, later MM9327. Damaged during taxi accident, Venegono, July 23, 1982. Rebuilt by Aermacchi for static display, 1982-1987. Here it is on loan as MM92215 in the hangar of the 2nd Wing at Treviso S.Angelo (as seen by the coat of arms in the background) at a ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 2nd Wing, believed to be in September 1985.

Photo: Bernard Crocoll

The aircraft was used for nav-aids calibration