Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Originally ordered by Garuda, this aircraft also flew for China Airlines and Saudi Arabian before being converted to a freighter. She certainly has been around a bit.

I caught the UA Star Alliance Boeing 737 on a very wet day in Newark. Note the old Continental name on the freight building in the background.

The stormy sky and Manhattan skyline provide a dramatic backdrop as this UA Boeing 767 battles bad weather and strong winds to land on Newark's shortest runway.

A LH A340 battles cross-winds as it maneuvers EWR's smallest runway.

A TAP Airbus A330 at Newark Liberty International prepares for her return journey to Lisbon.

This United Boeing 737-900 is preparing for the 7:25 a.m. flight to San Juan, PR.

It's very rare I get such a view of an El Al aircraft. They usually park out beyond the terminal at Newark, allowing only for a head-on shot. The bright early-morning sunlight highlights the handsome aircraft's lines.

Even on a dreary day, this aircraft looks bright.

Bound for Beijing, a United Boeing 777 makes her way to join the take-off queue.

Strolling behind a United Triple-7, this Dash-8 shows off the amazing difference in size between these two aircraft.

A new extended range version of Boeing's longest 737 taxies by at EWR.

A United 737-800 heads out for the crowded Newark ramp after being delayed by severe local weather.