Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This old lady, seen here taxying from Newark's huge FedEx terminal, originally flew for Continental.

An America West A-320 taxies at Newark International Airport in September 1995, wearing its original livery.

Delta's Ship One sets out from EWR on a rainy day.

Air Jamaica A321 6Y-JMH, "Sprit of May Pen," sits at Montego Bay, awaiting her next load of passengers destined for the US.

Air Jamaica A321 6Y-JMD, "Sprit of Westmoreland," sits at Montego Bay, awaiting her next load of passengers destined for the US.

Alitalia 767-343 'Amerigo Vespucci' takes advantage of a tow truck to negotiate the tight apron at Newark.

The short-bodied series -200 looks good in Continental's livery.

Nice-looking plane at Myrtle Beach, SC

Olympic Airways Shorts SH330 Naxos sits at Athens.

N750US appears here in a hybrid Piedmont - USAir scheme, shortly after the latter company absorbed the former.

One of Continental's baby Boeing's basks in the humid July sun at Newark

Named Cosmic Girl, this beauty is on lease to Vigin Atlantic