Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right at a busy airport. The plane is largely white, with mauve, billboard-style "Qatar" titles on the forward fuselage, repeated in a grey Arabic script on the upper forward fuselage, above the wing root, and the black registration "A7-BOF" on the lower rear fuselage, just below the last few cabin windows, and a small Qatari flag just above those windows. The tail is a very light grey, with darker grey stripes overlaid with the head of an animal with horns sticking out of the back of it's head. A smaller, circular version of the tail logo appears on the side of the white engine pods mounted under the wings. Grey concrete apron, marked with yellow lines for planes to follow, some of which are lit up, fills the foreground. More apron space fills the background, with a total of 13 jet airliners visible, parked facing in various directions, in an array of liveries that predominantly feature shades of white, blue, grey, and red. Trees in the distance are being swallowed up by grey mist.Side view of a small, high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner parked on grey tarmac apron facing to the left. The plane is largely white, with a thick red and slightly thinner red stripe running along the body below the passenger cabin windows, sweeping up into the lower reaches of the tail from aft of the wing, and small black "Northern Airlines" titles at the bottom of the cockpit doors. The partial black registration "BEEG" can be seen on the upper rear fuselage, while the white tail has a large red triangle in the middle. Grey tarmac apron fills the foreground, with grass in the background leading up to bushes marking the airfield perimeter, under grim grey sky.Side view of a blue, twin propellor-engined, World War 2-era transport aircraft parked facing to the right. There is a white stripe running along the body and the wing-mounted engines, with white "Avro Nineteen" titles on the upper fuselage. There are yellow metal chocks in front of and behind the main wheels, with a blue metal support around the tail-wheel.Side view of a white, 3 engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the rear of the fuselage, taxiing from left to right. There are large blue "Tarom" titles on the lower forward fuselage, and a blue tail with a white circle containing a flying blue bird in the lower right. The registration "YR-TPF" is on the centre engine intake. The plane is taxiing along a large grey taxiway, casting a strong grey shadow forward and to it's left, suggesting strong sunlight coming from low and to the right. Large grass sections separate this taxiway from other taxiways in the background, with grey buildings beyond that. A large, green, metal structure, dominates the rest of the background.Side view of a single-engined light aircraft parked on grass facing to the left. The plane is largely white, with the top of the engine cowling on the nose, directly in front of the cockpit being yellow, a thi yellow stripe running under the sliding cockpit canopy, and the upper rear fuselage being yellow, outlined in white, and a grey stripe running along the lower fuselage, just above wing level, overlaid with the grey registration "G-GAGA" on the rear fuselage. Yellow and grey stripes also run along the white spats on the landing gear under the nose and wings, and on the tips of the wings. Thae tail, including a large fillet along the top of the fuselage, is also yellow, with a short pair of light and dark blue diagonal bands overlaid with black text "CabAir Flying Schools" in the middle, and the white letters "GA" right at the top, under the red beacon. Green grass fills the foreground, with more grass in the background leading up to trees marking the airfield perimeter. Another light aircraft with a white cockpit roof sits immediately behind this one. A fluffy blanket of white cloud fills the sky, with hints of pale blue occasionally peeking through.Almost head on view of a high-winged, 4 propellor-engined military transport aircraft parked facing slightly to the right of the camera. The plane has a black radome in the nose, under a heavily glaze cockpit, with a grey and olive green camouflage pattern covering the rest of the plane.T The large black number "210" can be seen on either side of the nose, below the lowest of the cockpit windows, and a large blue and red roundel can be made out on the right rear fuselage. On the far side of the plane, a a door can be seen hanging down from just aft of the cockpit, with stairs formed in the inside. The 4 bladed propellors on the engines are all aligned nicely, in the 4 cardinal positions, with red and white bands on the tips. An orange power cable snakes across the black tarmac the plane is parked on from the left, rising up to plug into an open panel in the nose. In the background, crowds of people can be seen behind temporary metal fences,,,, with various stalls and tents behind them, including one festooned with large brown teddy bears. Flat grey sky fills the rest of the frame.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing from right to left. The plane is mostly white, with a dark blue stripe with a pale blue pinstripe running along the body, sweeping up to fill the tail, with half a waving UK flag. There are large dark blue "AirUK" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and the black registration "G-UKFA" on the upper rear. The main door at the front and the over-wing emergency exits are outlined in a pale blue. Bright sunlight is beating down on wet concrete apron around the plane, in both the foreground and background, with large grassed areas in the background.Side view of twin engined jet airliner parked facing to the left. The plane is almost entirely white, with black "PremiAir" titles on the upper forward fuselage, including orange and blue dots over the lower-case letters "i", and the registration "OY-CNL" on the lower rear fuselage in front of the rear passenger door, as well as black text "Airbus A300" after the door. There are also large orange and blue circles on the tail, the orange one partially overlaid on the blue one. The "PremiAir" logo is repeated in a smaller form on the sides of the engine pods under the wings. A white bus with a yellow roof is parked by the engine pods, and another under the planes rear fuselage, with a snake of people walking towards the latter, mostly coming from the airstairs connected to the open rear cabin doors, but also some walking past the other bus. A strip of green grass separates the plane from a large area of concrete apron that fills the foreground, with more apron in the background filles with 4 more large jet airliners parked facing in various directions, all in various shades of white, blue, and red. Tall lighting poles amongst them reach into the sky, with trees and buildings stretch off into the distance, meeting grey sky.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, flying from left to right at a low altitude, with undercarriage lowered and flaps extended from the front and rear of the wings, suggesting it is about to land. The plane is largely white, with a dark blue belly, and a pale green stripe running along the body, both turning upwards behind the engines to fill the tail. There are large, dark blue "Airtours" titles on the lower forward fuselage, and the black registration "G0COES" on the upper rear. A light blue circle outlined in green and containing the dark blue letter "A" is on the dark blue tail. Slightly dramatic white and grey cloudy sky fills the rest of the frame.Side view of a white and blue, twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, facing to the right but being pushed back to the left by a low-slung white and blue tug attached to the nose-wheel by a long blue pole. The plane is mostly white, with a blue belly, and blue "British Airways" titles on the lower forward fuselage, just aft of the forward door and below the passenger cabin windows. There is an image of a 2-sided, twisted red and blue ribbon on the upper forward fuselage, above the forward door. There are black "United Kingdom" titles on the upper rear fuselage, and the registration "G-EMBN" on the side of the engine pod. There are wavy red and blue lines on the tail. A man wearing a hi-viz jacket and a pair of rear ear defenders is walking alongside the plane as it is pushed back. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with more in the background, leading up to grass and taxiways in the distance, with trees and the dish of a radio-telescope right at the back, slowly being swallowed up in hazy sky. The dark blue tail of a larger jet airliner is poking into the frame from the right, with a smaller, white, twin propellor-engined airliner in the middle of the frame.

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