Side view of a white, twin engined jet airliner facing to the left on a grey runway. The plane has a pale blue belly, and pale and dark blue "FlyBe" titles above a series of yellow, red, and purple dots on the forward fuselage. These titles are repeated on the sides of the engine cowlings with additional "[dot] com" titles, as well as on the tail, minus the dots. Green grass fills the bottom of the frame, with the razor-wire on the top of the perimeter fence visible right at the bottom. More grass in the background leads up to a large grey hangar in the distance on the right, and trees on the left, under blue-grey sky.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, being towed from left to right by an out-of-frame tug attached to the planes nose-wheel by a long white pole, following a yellow line marked on the taxiway. The plane is almost entirely white, with large, billboard-style, dark blue "AOM" titles, out-lined on top with a red squiggle that looks a bit like a flying bird if you squint hard enough. This logo is repeated in a slightly smaller form o the white tail. There is a small French flag on the upper rear fuselage, just ahead of the engines, and the black registration "F-GGMD" on the tail cone, immediately aft of the engines. The registration is repeated on the top of the right wing. The foreground and a large chunk of the background is filled with grey concrete taxiway, marked with yellow lines and yellow numbers outlined in black to guide planes to their gate. A massive metal grill is set into the ground in the middle top of the frame, with a taxiway running through, and large grassed areas on either side.Rear side view of a high-winged, 4 engined jet airliner taxing from right to left. The plane is mostly white, with large dark blue and small red splotches on the mid fuselage, over the main undercarriage, and a larger version on the rear fuselage, partially covering the rear cabin door. An even larger version of the splotches adorn the tail, with the red splotch replaced by a Swiss flag, a red field with a large white cross in the middle., and the blue splotch behind it has a small circle of golden stars in the top right corner. The black registration "HB-IXF" is on the rear fuselage, next to a small Swiss flag. The foreground and most of the background is filled with grey concrete apron, with a circular terminal building in the background, surrounded by mobile air stairs. There are large areas of grass lining a black runway in the distance, with trees vanishing into haze beyond that.

Schipol Sunday 19th April 2026

Front-side view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing from left to right. The plane is almost entirely white, with blue "Estonian Air" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and the black registration "ES-AAL" on the sides of the engine pods, the last three letters repeated on the open nose-wheel doors. In the nose, a glazed canopy marks the navigators position. A large T-tail on top of the rear fuselage is white, with a dark blue stylised flying bird with it's wings stretched out as if it is flying, and lines coming back from the wings giving the illusion of speed and movement. Black tarmac apron fills the foreground, marked with yellow lines to guide the planes to their gates. A grey terminal building stretches across the frame from the right, with what appears to be a building site on the left.Almost head-on view of a very large, 4 engined jet airliner being towed from right to left by a white tug attached to the nose-wheel. The plane has a pale blue top section, a thick blue stripe covering the passenger cabin windows, and a thinner white stripe below that, as well as a grey belly. White "KLM Asia" titles are on the upper forward fuselage, between the cockpit and the upper passenger deck windows. The tail is white, and has some indistinct blue markings towards the top. A nearly identical plane, but with white "KLM" titles under a stylised white crown on the upper forward fuselage is crossing through the background from left to right, with a ground level car park beyond that.

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