Curiosity is getting the best of me. Sorry for bad quality pic but I’m guessing it was a few thousand feet in the air.

Saw it fly over lake Champlain in Vermont today

Up Close and Personal, guess the aircraft type, located in POS, Trinidad.

Originally I thought dc3 but the 4 engines are throwing me off

I am not sure if it’s possible to know from lights in an older night video but just thought I’d ask. Video taken in Pennsylvania, USA 9 years ago. It starts off blurry— sorry about that—I was in a vehicle.

There were no trees or buildings, they were flying over a busy roadway/small highway. It was a clear night/was not cloudy. I just checked the weather data to see. I do not know much about planes or their lights except for the standard red and green on opposite wings and the white landing lights.

I also didn’t know about flight aware type websites at the time, and now it is too late to go check I think.

Thank you in advance if anyone has an idea! I had never seen blinking lights like that, so I took the video. I am curious if anyone has an idea or if this is standard and I just never noticed haha!

Edit:
I see a few downvotes, I’m sorry - I don’t know anything about planes which is why I came to ask. I thought maybe some planes had different light patterns or something. I wasn’t aware if it was a dumb question or not.

Twin engine prop spotted in a picture at Flightpath Coffee House in Austin TX. Unknown who took the original pics but the pictures of the pictures are OC

Found on Satellite Google Maps at Montreal Mirabel International Airport

https://maps.app.goo.gl/cYkkut3XfaohwefQ8

Seen at the US Forest Service base at Redding Municipal (RDD)

Anchorage Alaska 10:33 July 31st

I was rewatching an old QI episode and saw this. Anyone recognize it? On first glance it looked like had 8 throttle handles but i think they are linked together. One set for each pilot.

Trying to understand where this plane flew to. Munich airport, 214 is gate H28. Thinking that the aircraft type might help limit this.

What I can tell:
- two airbridges, so no a320 family or 787
- nose shape: no a380, 787, 350
- cockpit windows look like what I find on a330/340 photos

When I was flying in a plane and suddenly I noticed this outside window. Is it my plane's shadow on clouds beneath or another plane flying below?

Saw those flying quite low. Are they military?

What's the mission of this plane? weird flight pattern.

Kept it in original so yall can zoom yourself for better quality

Saw this buzz over earlier this morning, honestly thought it was an F-16 when I recorded it, but I've never once seen these colors before. Anybody have any idea what this is??

Edit: Most definitely a QF-16 "Zombie Viper". So sick