Side view of a white, high-winged, twin propellor-engined light aircraft, parked facing to the left in a brown brick hangar. The plane has a pair of green stripes running along the body, widening as they move rearwards, and a green tail outlined in white. The fixed undercarriage has spats covering the top of the wheels, with the top half painted green, the lower half in white. The registration "G-BFBD" is on the rear fuselage in black. Several light aircraft can be seen parked in the background on the left, behind this plane's nose. Brown brick walls stretch across the background, with grey vertical metal support beams at intervals. Boarded-up windows fill the top of the walls.

On This Day 24th February 2015.

Close up of the nose section of a partial fuselage on display inside a museum. The plane is white on the top and dark blue underneath, with no other markings visible. Curved grey metal supports on tall poles hold the front and rear of the fuselage section, the front one almost making it look like the plane is smiling. Grey walls can be seen under the plane, with more grey walls behind a brown wooden balustrade on the upper level in the background, level with the planes. A wooden ceiling with metal support beams, and glazed panels in the roof, fill the rest of the frame.

Tails Tuesday 24th February 2026.

Close-up of the yellow tail and white rear fuselage of a jet airliner parked facing to the left. There is a door outlined in red in the rear of the fuselage on the left, and diagonal red "Pegasus" titles along the leading edge of the tail. Green grass divided by trey taxiways is visible in the background under the plane, leading up to trees in the distance, with blue sky filling the rest of the frame.Close-up of the white tail of a 3-engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the rear fuselage, taxiing from left to right. There is a thin red and green stripe running along the body, with a wider, red diagonal stripe coming forward from the top of the centre-mounted engine intake, with the white registration "7T-VEP". The tail has the red outline of a circle with a stylised red flying bird in the middle, and a red letter "P" right at the top. The side-mounted engine pods are grey, with black "Boeing 727" text on the sides. Grey concrete apron fills the background, with a black roadway tacked on to the far side, with blue buses parked side by side along the far edge.Close-up of the rear fuselage and tail of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, parked facing to the left. The plane is predominantly grey, with the bottom half of the tail being grey with a yellow, red, and black striped triangle at the top rear of the bottom half, with the top half being a dark blue with a small German flag in the top left corner, and the grey letters "FD" in the top right. Grey concrete apron fills most of the background, with a strip of grass right at the top of the frame.

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