Side view of a white military transport helicopter parked facing to the left on a black tarmac taxiway. The helicopter has a blue stripe running along the body and tail boom, with a zig-zag down to below the cockpit windows. Sponsons on the rear fuselage house the main landing gear. A large panel that normally covers the engine has been dropped down, exposing the inner workings. A large sign has been placed against the nose, giving some detail about the aircraft. In the background, crowds of people are visible behind waist-level metal fences, with some tents and other exhibits behind them. Dismal grey skies fill the rest of the frame.Side view of a single-engined light aircraft flying from left to right at a low altitude, with flaps fully extended from the rear of the wing, suggesting it is about to land. The plane is largely white, with a yellow, orange, red, and dark blue stripe running along the body, getting wider as it moves rearwards, overlaid with the black registration "G-BSEU" on the rear fuselage. The stripes are reversed and arranged vertically on the tail - dark blue at the front, thin thinned red, orange, and yellow stripes, with 3 white stars in the blue part. White spats cover the fixed undercarriage under the wings and the nose. Grey hangars and tall trees fill the lower part of the background, with grey sky filling the rest.

On This Day 6th March 1996.

Side view of a twin propellor-engined light aircraft, looking rather tail heavy with it's long, spindly undercarriage so far forward. The plane is mostly white, with light and dark blue stripes running along the body, before turning up into the lower reaches of the tail. The blue registration "G-OOGI" is on the lower rear fuselage, with a slight grey drop shadow. A pair of short, vertical stripes is on the tail, overlaid with the black text "CabAir Flying School". Green grass fills the foreground, with a grey taxiway and more grass in the background leading up to a green hangar in the distance, with bare trees behind that, under grim grey sky.Front view of a green and grey, single-engined World War 2-era military jet fighter in a museum, hanging from the ceiling as if it is flying from right to left and slightly downwards. It's upper surfaces are green, with grey lower surfaces, with a yellow number "6" on the forward fuselage just behind the cockpit, and a red arrow pointing forward on the grey nosecone. The engine is mounted on top of the fuselage, above and behind the cockpit. There are twin tailplanes, canted inwards, mounted on the tips of the horizontal stabiliser. Crowds of schoolboys wearing white shirts and mauve blazers are gathered on a balcony behind the plane, one of them is waving at the camera.

On This Day 6th March 2025.

On This Day 6th March 2025. TF-ICG, Boeing 737-8 MAX, IcelandAir, on final approach to Runway 23 Right at Manchester Airport, 6th March 2025, as seen from ShadowMoss Road. #Manchester #MAN #EGCC #Runway23Right #ShadowMossRoad #Boeing #B737 #Max #IcelandAir #AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography Manchester, MAN, EGCC, Runway23Right, ShadsowMossRoad, Boeing, B737, Max, IcelandAir Low side view of a twin engined jet airliner flying from left to right at a very low altitude, with undercarriage lowered and flaps extended from behind the wings, suggesting it is about to land. The plane is mostly white, with billboard-style blue "IcelandAir" titles on the mid-fuselage, mostly over the wings. The tail and rear fuselage is blue, fronted with a wide yellow stripe, and a pair of white waving ribbons in the middle. The waving ribbons are also on the inside faces of the blue upturned wingtips, the outer faces being plain blue. The engine pods, mounted under the wings, are the same dark blue. Cloudy blue sky with hints of blue fill the rest of the frame.

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