We see Antonov An-124s occasionally; I caught this one early one morning with both ends opened up for loading.
On the topic of freighters, here are a few more:
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Lufthansa Cargo has brought MD-11s into LAX for quite some time; this is one of the first of their B777s to be seen here (thanks to TB for this shot) |
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Cathay Pacific brings both B747-400s and -800s into LAX; this is an -800. The longer -800 can be distinguished by the lack of winglets as well as the larger engine cowlings; compare to the Air China -400 seen below: |
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The sharp-eyed among you will notice that while this Air China B747-400 is marked Cargo, it did not begin life as an all-cargo aircraft. The long hump on the fuselage marks a passenger model; compare to the Cathay cargo -800 above. |
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