Photo Of The Day 23rd October 2026.

By: Manc AvGeek

On: October 23, 2026

In: Frankfurt Friday, Photo of The Day

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Side view of a white, twin propellor-engined BizProp rotating as it takes off, moving from right to left with it's nose-wheel lifted off the ground and main wheels just lifting. There is a thin gold and blue stripe running along the body, turning up into the tail and getting wider, the gold stripe wrapping over the top of the body, the blue stripe forming the front of the tail. Ther registration "G-LYDF" is on the lower part of the tail, reflecting low but strong sunlight. The plane's pilot can be seen through the cockpit side window, but the dark cabin doesn't reveal any passengers. Green grass fills most of the foreground, with more grass leading up to a large grey hangar on the right, and the forward fuselage of a white jet airliner with blue and red "Avro RJX" titles on the side on the left of the frame. Leafless trees and grey sky fill the rest of the frame.

Close-up of the forward fuselage and nose of a twin engined military jet bomber aircraft on display in a museum. The plane is mostly covered in a dark green and grey camouflage scheme, with a pale, creamy blue-green belly and undersides of the wings and engine pods. The nose has a large perspex tip, with unobstructed views forwards and to the sides, while there is a large but streamlined bubble canopy over the cockpit. Below and behind the cockpit, the open nose-wheel doors have the black serial "WE139" on the side. The engine pods run through the middle of the wings, with the main landing gear attached to the bottom of the engine bay but retracting sideways into the bottom of the wing. There is a white shield in front of and below the cockpit, with a blue globe showing the yellow continents of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania, with a large, closed hatch in the fuselage immediately aft. Blue carpeted walkways surround the plane and the white raised surface it sits on, while white walls and white metal roof beams support the high, vaulted ceiling.

Rear view of a single-engined bi-plane airliner parked on tarmac facing away from the camera. The plane is largely yellow, with red wings and tail, and blue "Utterly Butterly" titles on the side of the rear fuselage. The black registration "HA-MEP" is on the rear fuselage, under the horizontal stabiliser. Pale blue sky fills the rest of the frame.

Frankfurt Friday 23rd October 2026.

Side view of a very large, 4 engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right. The plane is mostly white, with a pair of red stripes running along the body, the upper stripe being a bit thicker and a bit lighter, and covering the lower deck cabin windows. There are red "Air Canada" titles on the upper forward fuselage, under the upper deck windows. The red tail has the white outline of a circle, with a white maple leaf in the middle. The up-turned wingtips are white, with another pair of red stripes. A large area of concrete apron covered in yellow lines fills the foreground, with a pair of brown 2-storey buildings in the background, with trees lining the horizon in the distance, under grey sky.

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