Photo Of The Day 2nd August 2026.

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On: August 2, 2026

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Side view of a white, high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from right to left. The plane is almost entirely white, with the registration "EI-FMK" next to an Irish flag on the upper rear fuselage. There are small "Stobart" titles on the forward door. The propellors on the engines are smeared into spinning black and yellow blurs. A large grey and blue hangar dominates the background on the left, under grey-blue sky.

View from below of a twin engined jet cargo plane flying from left to right, high above the camera. The plane is largely white, with the blue text "Beluga" running through the large grey letters "XL" in the middle of the wing-box. A diagonal blue band wraps around the rear fuselage and tail. The upper fuselage visibly bulges out above the lower fuselage, with another grey letter "X" on the side of the upper rear, with the word "Beluga" running through the middle, the rest of the log obscured by the wing. The blue word "Bus" is visible on the upper forward fuselage, the word "Air" presumably obscured by the wing again. A black image of an eye is on the bottom of the upper forward fuselage, with a barely visible mouth painted in front, playing on the idea that this aircraft resembles a beluga whale. The black registration "F-GXLJ" is visible under the outer panels of the left wing. The up-turned wing-tips are dark blue, and there are large white vertical panels on the ends of the horizontal stabiliser, with large, blue letters "XL" on the outer faces. Bright spots of light reflect off several points of the forward fuselage, suggesting the sun is off to the right of the frame. Lush blue sky fills the rest of the frame.

Side view of a single-engined, high-winged, light aircraft parked facing to the right on a rough concrete apron. The plane is mostly yellow, with black around the cockpit windows, and running along part of the upper rear fuselage towards the tail. The black registration "G-BPRX" is on the side of the lower rear fuselage. The large wing stretches up into the top left corner of the image, with a pair of yellow struts going from the mid-point of the wings to a point on the lower forward fuselage, just above the main undercarriage. Rough, grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with grass in the background, and a brown brick building on the left of the frame. Trees mark the airfield boundary in the distance, under white cloud with smears of blue sky poking through.

Schiphol Sunday 2nd August 2026.

View from below of a twin engined jet cargo plane flying from left to right, high above the camera. The plane is largely white, with the blue text "Beluga" running through the large grey letters "XL" in the middle of the wing-box. A diagonal blue band wraps around the rear fuselage and tail. The upper fuselage visibly bulges out above the lower fuselage, with another grey letter "X" on the side of the upper rear, with the word "Beluga" running through the middle, the rest of the log obscured by the wing. The blue word "Bus" is visible on the upper forward fuselage, the word "Air" presumably obscured by the wing again. A black image of an eye is on the bottom of the upper forward fuselage, with a barely visible mouth painted in front, playing on the idea that this aircraft resembles a beluga whale. The black registration "F-GXLJ" is visible under the outer panels of the left wing. The up-turned wing-tips are dark blue, and there are large white vertical panels on the ends of the horizontal stabiliser, with large, blue letters "XL" on the outer faces. Bright spots of light reflect off several points of the forward fuselage, suggesting the sun is off to the right of the frame. Lush blue sky fills the rest of the frame.

Side view of a single-engined, high-winged, light aircraft parked facing to the right on a rough concrete apron. The plane is mostly yellow, with black around the cockpit windows, and running along part of the upper rear fuselage towards the tail. The black registration "G-BPRX" is on the side of the lower rear fuselage. The large wing stretches up into the top left corner of the image, with a pair of yellow struts going from the mid-point of the wings to a point on the lower forward fuselage, just above the main undercarriage. Rough, grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with grass in the background, and a brown brick building on the left of the frame. Trees mark the airfield boundary in the distance, under white cloud with smears of blue sky poking through.

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