Side view of a twin propellor-engined, World War 2-era bomber aircraft taxiing along a runway from left to right. The plane is covered in an olive-green and grey camouflage scheme, with thick black and white bands around the lower rear fuselage. There are very pale letters "HT-E" either side of a blue, white, and red roundel outlined in yellow. There is a blue, white, and red fin flash on the lower part of the tail, above the black serial "RR299" on the upper rear fuselage. Lush green grass fills the foreground, with more grass leading up to a house and a fire truck in the distance, with trees beyond, under hazy grey skies.

On This Day 21st January 2006.

Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right along a grey concrete taxiway. The plane is largely white, with blue "Air France" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and the black registration "F-GRHZ" on the upper rear, as well as the black letters "HZ" on the open nose wheel doors. A series of diagonal blue stripes are on the tail, getting thinner as they move to the rear, with a single red stripe right at the back. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with a strip of grass separating the plane from more apron in the background, with several other planes in various shades of white, silver, red, and blue in the distance, and a red and white-banded hoarding right at the back of the frame.

Winglet Wednesday 21st January 2026.

Close-up of the left upturned wingtip of a white, twin engined jet airliner parked facing to the left. The wingtip has red, light green, and dark green stripes, and is extremely faded towards the rear edge. The engine pods are white, and slung low under the wings. There is a light green and red logo on the plane's forward fuselage, with the white letters "exp" overlaid vertically. There are black "Operated by Portugalia Airlines" titles just forward of the wing root. Grey concrete apron fills the rest of the bottom of the frame.

Bonus Photo of the Day 21st January 2026.

Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left, following a yellow stripe marked on a large expanse of grey concrete apron that fills the foreground and part of the background. The plane is almost entirely white, with multi-coloured "Viva Air" titles in black, blue, red, green, and yellow, on the lower forward fuselage. Green and blue swirls under black and red circles and a yellow asterisk adorn the white tail. Extensive strips of green grass separate the apron from a taxiway and runway in the background, with white domed tent-style structures on a large grass patch in front of trees on the left of the background. A tree-covered hill rises in the far distance to fill the rest of the frame.Side view of a twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from right to left, following a yellow line marked on a grey taxiway. The plane is white, with a yellow and black stripe running along the lower body, just above the wing root, as well as along the engine pods on the wings. There are black "Brit Air" titles on the upper forward fuselage just aft of the main door, on the rear fuselage , covering the rear baggage door, and on the sides of the engine pod. There are a series of yellow and black diagonal stripes on the tail. Green grass fills the background, with a black taxiway cutting through from side to side.

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