Side view of a twin propellor-engined parked facing to the left on grass. The plane is largely white, with a black and brown stripe running along the body and engine cowlings, as well as along the top of the tail. The black registration "N889VF" is on the lower rear fuselage with a brown drop shadow. Green grass fills the foreground, with more grass leading up to trees in the distance under flat grey sky, with a tall electricity pylon reaching into the sky, with wires stretching across the width of the frame.Side view of a very large, 4 engined jet airliner being towed from right to left by an almost-out-of-frame low-slung white tug attached to the nosewheel by a long blue pole. The plane is almost entirely white, with blue "Air France" titles on the upper forward fuselage, below the upper deck passenger cabin windows, the blue registration "F-BPVP" on the upper rear fuselage, and a series of diagonal blue stripes with a single red stripe at the rear on the tail. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with grey buildings and rows of buses lined up in the background, under grey sky.Side view of a high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from left to right across a wide expanse of grey concrete apron. The plane is largely white, with thick yellow, red, and mauve diagonal stripes on the lower rear fuselage, reversed and repeated on the top of the tail, with black "Tyrolean" titles on the bae of the tail, and under the cockpit windows. Large areas of grass fill the background, divided by black taxiways and a run way, leading up to trees in the distance.

On This Day 4th February 2016.

Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right. The plane is mostly white, with large , billboard-style orange "EasyJet[dot]com" titles on the fuselage, text repeated diagonally in white on the bright orange tail, and on the sides of the engine pods mounted under the wings, although the first 2 letters are missing on the engine. Lush green grass fills the foreground, with a terminal building in the background on the left, and the tails of some other planes on the right. Tree covered hills in the distance meet bright but hazy skies and cloud in the distance.

Winglet Wednesday 4th February 2026.

Close-up of the twin tails of a twin engined BizProp parked on bla ck tarmac facing to the right. The plane is mostly white, with a series of light and dark blue stripes running along the body and over the engines, which are mounted on the rear of the wings, facing backwards. The black registration "N8149S" is painted on the sides of the engine cowlings. As well as the twin tails on the ends of the wings, there is a small ventral tail under the rear fuselage - whether that is for additional stability, or to stop the propellor blades hitting the ground on take off or landing is unknown, at least to me. (It's probably a bit of both!) The tails of several other planes can be seen in the background on the left, and the feet of people in the crowd can be seen under this plane. Gorgeous blue sky with scattered fluffs of cloud fill the rest of the frame.

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