Side view of a white, twin engined jet airliner facing to the left but being pushed back to the right by an almost out-of-frame tug attached to the nose-wheel by a long white pole. The plane has a grey belly, and a thin red pinstripe running along the border between the white and grey. There are dark blue "Aegean" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and the black registration "SX-DGP" on the lower rear fuselage, next to small Greek and EU flags. The airline's web address is on the upper rear fuselage, just forward of the rear door, with small text "Airbus A321" just aft of the door. The outline of a dark blue circle is on the side of the engine pods, overlaid with a couple of stylised birds drawn as single lines, a logo that is partially repeated in a much larger form on the white tail, only the left part of the circle along with the birds wings being shown. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with a small, white, baggage truck parked on the left of the frame, and a man in red trousers and a yellow hi-viz vest walking alongside the plane just above the tug. A strip of green grass separates this plane from more apron in the background, with tall lighting poles reaching out of frame, and several mostly white jet airliners parked, with trees in the distance.

Schipol Sunday 25th January 2026.

Front side view of a high-winged, twin propellor-engined military aircraft standing on 4 wooden platforms in the middle of a grassy area, on display outside a museum. The plane is mostly a very pale creamy blue, with dark grey upper surfaces, the large black number "159" on the nose under the cockpit, and a red band around the fuselage, level with the propellors, immediately aft of the cockpit. There is a small, grey radome with a black front piece on top of the fuselage, between the cockpit and wing. A tall grey building is under construction in the background on the left, with a brown car and a lower grey building on the right.Head-on view from slightly above of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing pretty much straight towards the camera. The plane is almost entirely white, with only a black anti-dazzle panel on in front of the cockpit, above the heavily glazed nose-cone. The main landing gear is obviously in a strange place, attached to (and retracting into) pods mounted partway along, and at the rear of, the wings, rather than retracting into the fuselage as on most airliners. Black tarmac apron marked with yellow and red lines fills most of the background, with a building site on a grey concrete apron in the top right corner.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left along a grey taxiway. The plane is largely white, with a large, orange telephone number emblazoned on the side of the body, covering the passenger cabin windows, with the black registration "G-0BECG" on the lower rear fuselage. The tail is bright orange, with white diagonal "EasyJet" titles along the leading edge. Large areas of green grass fill the background, crisscrossed with grey taxiways, and a white and mauve jet airliner taxiing to the right at the top of the frame.Side view of a 3 engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left along a black taxiway. The plane is mostly a deep purple, verging on black, with a thin red and thick gold stripe running along the body, and a light grey belly and engines. There are gold "Royal Jordanian" titles on the upper forward fuselage, with golden Arabic titles aft of that. There is a small Jordanian flag on the upper rear fuselage, , and the grey registration "JY-AGA" on the side of the centre engine intake in front of the tail. The tail itself has a large golden crown, and a red stripe right at the top. Green grass criss-crossed with grey roadways fill the foreground, with more grass leading up to taxiways and a runway in the background, and tall buildings vanishing in to haze in the distance.

Bonus Photo of the Day 25th January 2026.

Side view of a cream and blue, long and thin single-engined light aircraft parked facing to the left. A glazed, low windshield is the only concession to protection for the open cockpit and any pilot that may fly this. The plane has dark blue upper surfaces and a cream body, with a white tail with a blue stripe containing a white circle with the letters "VP" in the middle in blue. The registration "G-BAAD" are on the side of the rear fuselage, also in blue. A pair of other single-engined light aircraft, both with military markings, are parked behind this one. Grey metal fencing surrounds these planes, with crowds of people on the other sides, as well as a couple of vehicles. A large green and brown hangar stretches across the frame from the left, under grim grey sky.

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