Side view of a single engined light aircraft parked facing to the right in a grey hangar. The plane is covered in a grey and olive green camouflage scheme on the fuselage and upper surfaces of the wings, with the belly and undersides of the wings painted a flat grey. A blue, white, and red roundel, outlined in yellow, can be seen under the planes right wing, with the black registration "G-SPRC" on the tail. The large bubble canopy over the cockpit is slid backwards revealing the blue seat-belt straps. A couple of men are leaning over the open engine cowling, looking at the engine bay. More planes can be seen in the background, further in the hangar.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right along a grey taxiway. The plane is mostly white, with a blue belly, sweeping up through the rear fuselage to fill the tail, accompanied by a thin green stripe. There are large, dark blue "AirTours" titles on the lower forward fuselage, with a small UK flag above the cabin windows, above the letter "t". The dark blue tail has 3 sets of 3 long, thin triangles, red and the top and green at the bottom, overlaid with yellow diagonal triangles. A ground level car park fills the foreground, with plenty of colourful cars, with a chainlink fence between the cars and the plane. Grey sky fills the background.Side view of a very large, white, 4 engined jet airliner being towed from right to left. The plane is almost entirely white, with blue "Air France" titles between the upper and lower decks at the front of the fuselage, and a series of blue diagonal stripes (and a single red stripe) on the tail. The blue registration "F-BPVP" is on the upper rear fuselage, just in front of the tail. A white and blue tug is attached to the nose, pulling the plane across the frame. Tall lighting poles are scattered around the background, with grassed aeras and vehicle parks separating taxiways, slowly vanishing into haze in the distance.

On This Day 16th March 1992.

Slightly grainy and backlit side view of a white, twin propellor-engined BizProp flying from left to right at a low altitude, with undercarriage lowered and flaps extended behind the wings, suggesting it is about to land. There is a red and black stripe running along the body, as well as on the engine cowling, and the registration "OY-GEL" on the lower rear fuselage in black. There is a red square with a white "Lego" logo on the tail. Bright but hazy sky, with a slight orange tinge, fills the rest of the frame.

On This Day 16th March 1993.

Side view of a pair of BizJets parked side by side, facing to the right. At the front is a long, thin, white BizJet with a red and black stripe running along the body and over the engine pods, which are mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage. The red registration "F-GLYC" is on the tail, under a similar stripe at the top of the tail Behind that is larger, slightly chunkier white BizJet with a very pale blue belly and thing golden stripe, both of which turn up under the white engine pods mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, to fill the rear of the tail. The black registration "G-OCAA" is at the bottom of the tail, with a UK flag at the top. This plane's nose extends out of the frame to the right. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with wide patches of grass lining the sides of a runway in the background.

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