Do you recognize this aircraft ?

That’s a Cessna 172.

Ilyushin Il-86.

Only Russian aircraft interiors are painted that ugly light blue.

Ilyushin Il-86 'Camber'

Those who say 747 have absolutely no idea how small the 747 cockpit is 🤣🤣 Also, 747's don't have "Exit" written in russian

747. Been on the Lufthansa version many times from Chicago to Frankfurt and Amsterdam. Loved them. Seats in business class (spent 5 yrs in Houston on a project for Exxon Mobil). I averaged a week a month in Norway or the UK. Hard to go back to coach!!!

Definitely Russian.

cockpit windows layout, teal colored cockpit, flight engineer station, lower hatch for passenger entry without skybridge and stairs to main deck, four-engined. it must be Ilyushin Il-86!

ilyushin Il-86

Not a 747. Looks Russian. Not sure the model. Have flown Aeroflot a couple of times back in the 70s. They all had that feel that it would take a 1/2 day to convert it for military use.

Cessna 172

Russian ...AN-124?

Why do people say 747 when the stairs clearly lead to a lower deck which would be the cargo area of a 747 2 decks below 747 cockpit

Antonov 124

No

IL -86 designed so passengers load their bags themselves after boarding the lower deck so that the airplane can fly to unimproved airports and not need specialized equipment.

Soviet Union Ilyushin Il-86. Cold War Era design.

747, of course. One of a kind.

ATR-72

Either IL-86 or IL-96

Russian based on that cockpit color?

only the russkies paint their control panels that sickly blue-green

Cesna 172.

Notice 2 different people in this thread ask @grok what type of plane it is and get 2 completely different answers. WTF's with that?

The cockpit colour ( blueish) is definetely Russian plane.

Cessna 172.

It's Russian, not American...nor Airbus. That quick shot of the walkway (or ladder) reaching the ground: could it be an Antonov or an Ilyushin? 🤔

RuZZian pos that will be lucky to get off the ground

Cessna 206.

First look at the new Air Force One.

Not a 747. When he goes down the stairs the exit and curve if the fuselage looks different from the 747. Also, I recall the old 747 steps being oriented differently. I remember going upstairs and the stairs exit on the flight deck not being so close to the cockpit doors

SR-71 Blackbird.

Nope

Air Force One?