Side view of a long, thin, white, twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage. The plane is moving from right to left and slightly away from the camera on a grey runway. The plane is almost entirely white, with silver "Scandinavian" titles on the upper forward fuselage, just above the first few passenger cabin windows, with even whiter "Airlines" titles on the lower forward fuselage, under the windows. The registration "EI-FPJ" is on the lower rear fuselage, under the last of the windows, just in front of the red engine pods. The tail is a deep blue, with white "SAS" titles. The engine pods are red at the front, with small white "Scandinavian" titles. The upturned wingtips are the same blue as the tail, with the same "SAS" logo. Green grass fills the foreground, with the odd stray branch of small trees at the bottom. More grass leads off to trees lining the airfield perimeter in the distance, under grey-blue skies.

On This Day 22nd March 2018.

Side view of a twin engined jet airliner flying from right to left at a low altitude, with undercarriage being stowed away, flaps extended from the rear of the wings, and the nose raised very sharply, suggesting it has just taken off. The plane is painted gold at the front and white at the back, with a purple band around the lower fuselage just forward of the wing. The tail is filled with a large image of a golden stooping falcon, a design that is replicated in a much smaller form on the upturned wing tips.. The engine pods are purple, with gold inlets. The registration "A9C-KD" is painted on the underside of the outer section of the left wing. There is a large, red "F1" logo on the lower rear of the fuselage. Blue sky with the odd wisp of grey cloud fills the rest of the frame.

Schipol Sunday 22nd March 2026.

Side view of a white, 4 engined jet airliner with the engines mounted in pairs on the sides of the rear fuselage. There are large white "Tarom" titles on the sides of the lower fuselage. The tail is blue, with a large white circle in the middle containing a blue flying bird. Black tarmac taxiways fill the foreground and most of the background, with wide strips of grey concrete marking the edges of the taxiways, often with grassed areas beyond the concrete. The rear fuselage of a very large jet airliner with an orange tail can be seen in the top left corner, taxiing out of frame.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner facing to the left but being pushed back to the right by an out-of-frame tug attached to the nose wheel by a long white pole. The plane is mostly white, with a blue stripe running along the body, covering the passenger cabin windows, and black "IcelandAir" titles on the upper forward fuselage. The black registration is on the upper rear, next to a small Icelandic flag, with black text "Boeing 737-400" on the lower rear. The white tail has a pair of blue twisted ribbons, vaguely resembling a letter "F". Black taxiway marked with red and yellow lines fill the foreground, with more black taxiways wending their way through islands of green grass, outlined by grey concrete, some of which have tall lighting poles with red and white banded bases reaching out of the top of the frame, in the background. Trees and tall buildings are slowly being swallowed up by grey haze in the distance.Side view of a high-winged, 4 engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left along a black taxiway marked with red and yellow lines. The plane is mostly white, with a small red splodge slightly offset to the right of a larger dark blue splodge under the wings, on the rear fuselage, and on the tail, the latter of which has the red splodge replaced with a red quadrilateral with a white cross in the middle. The black registration "HB-IXH" is on the upper rear fuselage, next to a small white Swiss flag. Black taxiway fills the foreground, with large green grass islands surrounded by more black taxiways in the background, with buildings and another plane in the distance being swallowed up in grey haze.

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