Front side view of a bright red, high-winged, twin propellor-engined parked facing to the left and slightly towards the camera. The plane's roof and the tops of the wings and engines are a shiny black, and black "British Antarctic Survey" are on the lower forward fuselage under the passenger cabin windows. A door in the rear fuselage is hanging open. Metal skids are mounted on the undercarriage, the wheels poking through the bottom. There is a white board on a wooden easel which has indecipherable text about this plane which partially obscures the nose on the left of the frame. Crowds of people behind a low metal fence are visible in the background, under flat white skies.

On This Day 21st March 1994.

Side view of a white, single-engined, high-winged light aircraft flying from left to right with flaps extended from the rear of the wings with the nose raised sharply, suggesting it has just taken off. A mauve and grey stripe runs along the body from the nose, getting slightly wider as it moves towards the rear, overlaid with the registration "G-GOOS" in mauve on the rear fuselage. An additional grey stripe runs along the top of the rear cockpit and the base of the tail. A similar but inverted stripe runs along the spats covering the fixed undercarriage. Grey sky fills the rest of the frame.

On This Day 21st March 2014.

Side view of a white, twin engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left and slightly towards the camera. The plane has a grey belly, with a blue stripe outlined in yellow running along the body from around the nose, with blue "Lufthansa" titles on the upper fuselage over the wing root. The tail is white, with a thick blue strip towards the top containing a yellow ellipse that itself contains an image of a stylised blue flying bird. Lush green grass fills the foreground, with more patches of grass visible under the plane marking the edges of the runway and taxiways in the background. Trees line the skyline in the distance, with grey skies filling the rest of the frame.

Gat On A Sat 21st March 2026.

Side view of a twin engined jet airliner, facing to the right and slightly away from the camera but being pushed back to the left by a low-slung red and white tug attached to the planes nose-wheel by a long red pole. The plane is almost entirely white, with black "Monarch" titles on the upper forward fuselage, the black registration "G-MONG" on the lower rear fuselage, and black crown that resembles an upper-case letter "M" on the tail. Grey and black apron fills the foreground, with a strip of green grass behind the plane separating it from a pair of taxiways, more grass, and a runway in the background, slowly vanishing in to haze.Low side view of a twin engined jet airliner flying from left to right at a very low altitude, with undercarriage stowed away, flaps extended from the rear of the wings, and the nose raised significantly, suggesting it has just taken off. The plane is mostly white, with yellow tail and engine pods under the wings. There are blue "Aurigny" titles in lower case on the forward fuselage, as well as under the wing root fairing on the belly. There is additional blue text "Channel Islands" on the lower rear fuselage, under the registration "G-NSEY". An image of a flying black and white bird fills most of the tail. Vivid blue sky fills the rest of the frame.

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