First up, Polish Air Force 0111, one of three 737s purchased by the Polish government. One is a standard transport, but two of them are the BBJ variety, where the interior is kitted out for VIP use. Of course the Polish government needed a new VIP aircraft after the Smolensk disaster in 2010 when a Tu-154 transporting the Polish president and a pile of senior officials flew into terrain (or did it? there are lots of conspiracy theories in that Wikipedia article if you want to go down a rabbit hole) on a trip to Russia. Here's a photo of the 737: https://cdn.plnspttrs.net/49664/0111-polish-government-boeing-737-8tvwl-bbj2_PlanespottersNet_1412442_6f4c36e96d_o.jpg

In addition to the VIP fitting, the aircraft has an extensive comms suite added as well as a self defence system. Looks to be the Israeli MUSIC DIRCM system but I can't say for sure. A DIRCM system has sensors mounted on the corners of the aircraft to detect anti-aircraft missiles (you can see the bulges on the front and rear of the aircraft just below the midline with black "eyes" staring out) and precisely cue up a laser system that jams them, sending them off into the distance. https://youtu.be/p7CVkASDOPI

Here's the flight: https://flightaware.com/live/flight/id/PLF104-1683101975-sw-306p

A Global Express private jet (called that because of it's 11000km range) arrived after a four keg trip across the Pacific from Brisbane. Owned by Mineralogy PTY, a massive Australian mining company owned by Clive Palmer an Australian tycoon who sounds like a mini Trump. He once sued a YouTuber for calling him a dense Humpty Dumpty and superimposing his face on a baby being held aloft by Donald J himself. He started a [political party](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Australia_Party_(2013) ) in Australia that used the slogan "Make Australia Great", so, yeah, he was here.

Here's his jet: https://cdn.jetphotos.com/full/6/63418_1667834510.jpg and the flight that brought him our way: https://flightaware.com/live/flight/id/VHVQN-1682988716-dlad-1740

Air Canada flew a 777-200ER on the Vancouver to Ottawa route this afternoon. It looks like it will be using that aircraft regularly, which means that air traffic is picking up for the summer. https://flightaware.com/live/flight/id/ACA342-1682958053-airline-387

The 777 is Air Canada's largest aircraft, carrying up to 396 passengers depending on the mix of business to economy class seats in the cabin config. https://www.aircanada.com/ca/en/aco/home/fly/onboard/fleet.html#/

Here's a look at the business class section onboard. https://onemileatatime.com/insights/air-canada-777-business-class/