Photo of the Day 17th November 2023

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Side view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the rear fuselage. The plane is mostly white, with a red rear fuselage, engines, and tail, and large red "European" titles on the upper forward fuselage, with additional small "Aircharter" titles following, above the open forward right door. The registration "G-AVMP" is on the engine pods in white, while there are large letters "EAC" on the tail. There is a set of built-in airstairs coming from the the rear of the plane, under the tail cone, between the engines. In the background, a terminal building stretches across the frame, with the white tail and centre engine of a larger plane on the other side looming over the top, under a grey sky.
G-AVMP, British Aircraft Corporation 1-11-510ED, European Air Charter, parked on Pier B at Manchester Airport, some time between April 1994 and mid 1996.

Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left. The plane is mostly white, with a red/green/red cheatline running along the body, the upper red portion sweeping up over the top of the fuselage just in front of the tail, with the registration "7T-VER" overlaid in white. There are red "Air Algerie" titles on the upper forward fuselage in English, repeated in an Arabic script a little bit further back. The tail has the red outline of a circle, with a stylised image of a red flying bird in the middle., and the red letter "P" right at the top. In the background, grass and runways lead up to a brown hangar in the distance, with an array of variously coloured light aircraft parked in front, with tall trees behind.
7T-VER, Boeing 737-2D6(A), Air Algerie, at Geneva Cointrin, either 1993 or 1996.

 

Side view of a twin engined bizjet parked facing to the left. The plane is mostly white, with a blue belly, and a thin golden cheatline. The tail and upturned wingtips have the colours inverted, blue at the front and top, white at the bottom and rear, with a golden line separating them. The registration "N3PG" is on the white engine pods, in black. Tarmac fills the foreground, with grass in the background running off to the horizon, where it meets fluffy grey clouds.
N3PG, Gulfstream IV SP, Proctor & Gamble, at Luton Airport, some time in the late 1990s.