Low side view of a white, twin engined Bizjet flying from left to right at a very low altitude. The plane has it's undercarriage lowered, and flaps extended from the rear of the wings, suggesting it is about to land. The plane is mostly white, with a dark blue, red, and grey stripe running along the body from the nose, getting slightly wider and sweeping up in to the lower reaches of the tail. A similar stripe is on the outer face of the up-turned wing-tips. Bright but hazy sky with hints of blue fill the rest of the frame.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner flying from right to left at a very low altitude with undercarriage lowered and flaps extended from the rear of the wings, suggesting that it is about to land. The plane is mostly light grey, with a white belly, and large purple "Qatar" titles on the upper forward fuselage. The black registration "A7-BHO" is under the rearmost cabin windows, with a white and purple Qatari flag just above the windows, and the grey text "Dream)Liner" on the white belly just below. The registration also appears under the outer panels of the wings. The tail is the same light grey, with darker grey stripes, and the purple head of a of an animal with 2 horns growing out of the back of it's head. This logo appears in a circular form on the side of the grey engine pods. A general view across the airport is visible under the plane, with green grass and grey runway and taxiways, several planes, and a wide terminal building on the right, all blurred into a smear because of the way the camera was panning. Blue sky with large fluffs of white cloud fill the rest of the frame.Front 3/4 side view of a single engined light aircraft taxiing from left to right along a narrow grey taxiway. The plane is white with a gold and green stripe running along the body, swooping up and down over the fuselage as it moves rearwards, as well as along the spats over the main wheels.. The black registration "N669MA" is on the side of the rear fuselage. The gold text "G3" is on the tail, above the green word "Turbo". The black propellor at the front is caught mid-spin, slightly blurred as it moves. Green grass lines the side of the taxiway in the foreground, with a larger expanse of grass leading to trees at the edge of the airfield, under pale blue sky.Front 3/4 side view of a single-engined military fighter jet parked on grey tarmac, facing to the left. The plane is in a bare metal finish, with the red number "503" outlined in white on the nose, and red stars outlined in white on the tail and the upper outer surfaces of the wings. A red plate with a large, broad spike in the middle is covering the engine intake in the nose. A red pole is attached to either side of the nose wheel, and red metal chocks are under the main gear. Grey tarmac fills the foreground, with a strip of green grass in the background, and the side wall of a grey hangar filling the background immediately behind.Slightly elevated side view of a 3 engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the top and sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing from left to right. The plane is largely white, with a thin red-green-red stripe running along the fuselage under the passenger cabin windows, getting slightly wider as it moves rearwards, with the upper red stripe sweeping up and over the centre engine intake, in front of the white tail. There are red "Air Algerie" titles on the upper forward fuselage, in English over the wings, and in a rather square Arabic script towards the front. The white registration "7T-VEP" is on the red stripe on the centre engine pod, while there is black text "Boeing 727" on the bare metal engine pods on the sides of the rear fuselage. The tail is white, with a stylised image of a red flying bird in the thin outline of a red circle in the middle. Grey concrete apron marked with yellow lines fill most of the rest of the frame, with a grass strip and equipment storage area behind a blue metal fence in the middle on the right, and airport trucks and mobile airstairs in another storage area right at the top of the frame.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *