Front side view of a microlight aircraft parked on grass, facing to the right, with its left wingtip resting on the ground. What little fuselage there is, is a metal frame covered in a carbon fibre shell, with a pair of tandem seats in an open cockpit on top, with a small engine driving a pusher propellor immediately behind, suspended under a large, triangular parasol wing. A small nosewheel is embedded in the forward shell, with main gear covered in yellow spats are on the end of outriggers attached just in front of the engine. The carbon fibre shell is bright yellow, with the wing being mostly yellow, and blue leading edges and cream trailing edge. The black registration "G-MTMW" is on the underside of the left side of the wing. Green grass fills most of the bottom of the frame, with another microlight with a yellow and purple wing on the right of the background, and a single engined light aircraft taxiing away from the camera on the left. Bright but hazy sky fills the rest of the frame.Side view of a high-winged, twin propellor-engined military transport aircraft parked facing to the right on grey concrete apron. The plane is covered in a dark grey and olive green camouflage scheme, with a light grey belly, with black text "Koninklijke Luchtmacht" (English translation - Royal Dutch Air Force) on the lower fuselage, below the cabin windows. A 3 part roundel, white on the bottom, blue on the top left, and red on the top right, with a red centre, is on the side of the rear fuselage, and repeated under the outer panels of the right wing. The large, black serial "C-5" is on the tail. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with flat grey sky filling the rest of the frame.Side view of a very large, 4 engined jet airliner being towed from right to left to it's gate by a low-slung blue tug attached to the nose-wheel by a long white pole. The plane is light blue on top, with a thick dark blue stripe covering the lower passenger deck windows, , with a slightly thinner white stripe below that, and a bare metal belly. There are white "KLM" titles on the upper forward fuselage, between the cockpit windows and the upper deck windows, under a stylised white crown. This same logo appears in a larger form in light blue on the white tail. Green grass divided by a black taxiway fills the foreground, with more, larger areas of grass with taxiways winding their way through fills much of the background, with houses nestled in trees in the distance, under flat grey skies.Side view of an almost all-white, 3 engined jet airliner being towed from left to right by a low-slung white tug attached to the nose-wheel. There are large, blue, billboard-style "AOM" titles on the forward fuselage, with stylised red flying bird that resembles an almost straight line over the top, a logo repeated in a smaller form on the tail. There is a smaller, white jet airliner with the same logo on it's forward fuselage in the background on the left, parked in front of a white building with multiple red slanted roofs. Next to that building, towards the centre of the image is a squat, grey building with a tall grey tower poking up from corner, with a heavily glazed top level and several clock faces suspended underneath. Grass leads off into the distance, slowly vanishing into murky grey haze.

 Winglet Wednesday 13th May 2026.

Close-up of the red, up-turned right wingtip of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right. The plane is mostly white, with purple partial titles "irgin Atla" along the side of the fuselage. A ruby red engine pod hangs under the wing, strongly reflecting sunlight from the top. Flat white sky fills the background.

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