World War Z

Movie (2013)

Starring:
Brad Pitt (Gerry Lane)
Mireille Enos (Karin Lane)
Fana Mokoena (Thierry Umutoni)
Daniella Kertesz (Segen)

United Nations employee Gerry Lane traverses the world in a race against time to stop the zombie pandemic that is toppling armies and governments, and threatening to destroy humanity itself.

Fairchild-Republic A-10A Thunderbolt II

Aérospatiale SA365N Dauphin 2

Registration 3A-MCM, c/n 6076 of Heli Air Monaco. Painted in false US Navy colors.

Boarding fictitious U.S.S. Argus (in fact, the last American naval vessel with that name was the cruiser of 1803). Ship is actually the RFA Argus (A135) of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.

Aboard U.N. command vessel Argus during the situation briefing, several news are seen in the background including this ATR-42 of FedEx Express (ATR 42-320 reg. N902FX on January 27, 2009 operating as Empire Airlines flight 8284).

Seconds later, behind Gerry Lane (Bratt Pitt's face), a Bell Iroquois is seen partially.

McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet

On the USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74) as the An-12 takes off.

Antonov An-12BK

Reg. UR-CAH Ukraine Air Alliance Antonov An-12BK with fictitious 305th AW, USAF markings. On 4th October 2019 this aircraft crashed on approach to Lviv airport, killing 5 on board. Look at the discussion tab / forum for the full data.

South Korea scene filmed at RAF Upper Heyford (UHF/EGUA).

Lockheed C-130 Hercules

Occasionally used as footage of the An-12.

The cockpit action just before landing in Israel is shot inside an old Lockheed C-130 Hercules (without any glass).
And seen in the ending montage.

Unidentified Aircraft

Antonov An-12 ?

English Electric Canberra T.4

Registration WT483, c/n 71438 built in 1955 (bottom left corner).
On display at Malta International Airport (MLA/LMML), which stood in for Atarot / Jerusalem Airport in the film.

Eurocopter SA 365C-3 Dauphin 2

Aerospatiale SA-365C-3 Dauphin II, registration 3A-MJP (c/n 5015) of Heli Air Monaco (fictional Israeli colors worn in July 2011).

Airbus A310-304

Aircraft wears colors of fictional Belarus Airways. Actually of Portuguese charter airline Hi Fly.
Registration CS-TEX, c/n 565. At Malta International Airport (MLA/LMML) standing in for Jerusalem Airport.