‘Throw Thursday 2 20th August 2026.

Side view of a 3-engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left at a busy airport. The plane has a white upper fuselage, with a grey lower fuselage, and a thick red, yellow, and green stripe running through the middle, covering the passenger cabin windows. There are black "Ghana Airways" titles on the upper fuselage, just aft of a small Ghanaian flag (equal red, yellow, and green horizontal stripes, with a 5-pointed black star in the middle of the yellow stripe), and the black registration "9G-ANA" on the upper rear. The plane's centre engine is white, with a large black star in the middle, with a wide "V"-shape in the middle of that, with the word "Ghana" running through the centre. The star has red, yellow, and green stripes behind it, resembling pilot's wings. The tail on top of the centre engine, also has red, green, and yellow stripes, with a black star in the yellow section. In the foreground, a section of grey concrete apron has been coned off, with a yellow digger and a yellow truck with a flatbed in the middle of what is obviously a construction site, a couple of workmen in hi-viz vests and a couple of large holes in the ground emphasizing this. In the background, the grey and dark blue nose and forward fuselage of a very large jet airliner can be seen coming into frame from the left, while more planes of a similar type and with the same livery can be seen parked against a grey and yellow terminal building in the distance on the right. A smaller, brown brick building on the left has a couple of white BizJets parked in front. Grey sky fills the rest of the frame.

9G-ANA, Douglas DC-10-30, Ghana Airways, crossing in front of the terraces on the roof of the Queens Building at London Heathrow, some time in the 1990s.

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