Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from left to right. The plane is mostly white, with blue "Air France" titles on the upper forward fuselage, the black registration "F-HEPD" on the upper rear, and 3 diagonal blue stripes on the tail, getting narrower as they move rearwards, followed by a single red stripe. There is a single bright light on the nose-wheel, flaring in the camera lens. A black runway and a wide grassed area fill the foreground, with a larger, white, twin-engined jet airliner in the background. Trees beyond that meet flat grey sky.Side view of a high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from right to left along a grey taxiway, following a yellow line marked on the surface. The plane is largely white, with a blue and red stripe running along the body just below the passenger cabin widows, and a grey belly. There are large black "EuroWings" titles on the upper forward fuselage, with smaller titles overlaid on the blue stripe on the lower rear fuselage, just forward of the rear door. The black registration "D-BEEE" is on the upper rear fuselage, and additional white text "RFG NFD" is on the blue stripe, just aft of the rear door. The tail is white, with an image of a pair of stylised flying birds, one red, the other blue, flying from left to right, the tail of the blue one curling round to almost form a complete circle., with a slightly smaller version of this logo on the forward fuselage, just aft of the cockpit. A small German flag is below the horizontal stabiliser at the top of the tail, with black text "ATR42" just above it. Grey apron fills the foreground, with black taxiways winding their way through the background, lined with large grassed areas.

On This Day 4th March 1996.

Rear view of a 4 engined military jet bomber plane on display in a museum, it's nose wheel slightly raised off the ground as if it is taking off, facing away from the camera. The plane is covered in a grey and dark green camouflage pattern, with the serial "XL318" in black visible on the tail under a red and blue fin flash. A line of bombs can be seen on the ground under it's nose, indicating it's bomb load. The engine cowling and propellor of a smaller plane can be seen in the foreground in the bottom left corner. White walls fill the background, with blue metal frames supporting the roof and bearing lights stretch across the top of the frame. One of those lights in the top right corner is shining directly at the camera.

On This Day 4th March 2024.

View from underneath of a single-engined, high-winged light aircraft flying from left to right almost directly overhead. The plane is largely white, with the underside of the body being in it's own shadow. The wings are largely translucent, with the black registration "G-CJDA" under the left wing. Fluffs of white and grey cloud fill the background.

Winglet Wednesday 4th March 2026.

Close-up of the blue, up-turned wing-tip and rear fuselage of a jet airliner parked facing to the left. The plane has a white upper body, with a yellow stripe separating that from the dark blue belly, the black registration "EI-EVO" on the upper rear fuselage next to a small Irish flag. The tail is dark blue, with a large, yellow winged Irish harp in the middle. At the top of the frame, the planes wingtip is dark blue, with yellow "RyanAir" text. A white set of mobile airstairs with blue "RyanAir" titles is parked at the open rear door, with a queue of people climbing to gain entry. Dramatic cloudy grey skies fill the rest of the frame.

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