Side view of a twin propellor-engined, bi-plane, pre-World War 2-era airliner taxiing from left to right on a grass airfield. The plane has a white top half with a grey belly, with a green and black stripe running along the body, and green "Caernarfon Air World" titles on the lower forward fuselage. A man can been seen sitting in the highly glazed cockpit, with a woman staring out from one of the curved, angular passenger cabin windows. A brown brick control tower can be seen in the middle of the background, with a couple of parked light aircraft on the left, and a red fire truck on the right, under flat grey sky.Side view of a white, twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing from left to right. The plane is mostly white, with an orange, red, and blue stripe running along the body, slowly getting wider as it goes along, eventually sweeping up into the lower reaches of the tail, as well as running along the engine pods. There are black "Fly By Light Control Technology" titles on the upper forward fuselage, with the word "Light" in red. The registration "G-ASYD" is on the upper rear fuselage, in black. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with large areas of green grass and a black runway in the background, leading up to a river in the distance, with an industrial landscape in the distance, under grey skies.

On This Day 25th March 1993.

Rear side view of a twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from left to right along a grey runway. The plane is white on top with a grey belly, and a light blue stripe running along the body, covering the cockpit and passenger cabin windows, getting narrower as it moves rearwards. The black registration "G-AXUI" is on the base of the white tail, with black "Cranfield" titles on the upper rear fuselage. A diagonal day-glo orange stripe runs up the tail. Green grass fills the foreground, lining the sides of the runway. More grass in the background leads up to trees and large grey buildings in the distance, under bright but hazy skies.

On This Day 25th March 2015.

A side view of a pair of twin engined jet airliners parked facing to the right. In the foreground, on the right, is the nose and forward fuselage of a white airliner, with large, golden partial text "Emira" on the side of the body, above the smaller partial web address "www.emirates.c". The black text "Boeing 777-300ER" is on the nose, under the cockpit windows, while the letters "NF" are on the open nose wheel doors. On the left, in the background, is a cream-coloured airliner with a thin gold and red pinstripe running along the body below the passenger cabin windows, and large golden "Etihad" titles in English on the forward fuselage over the wingbox, and smaller golden titles in an Arabic script above the windows a bit further forward, between the forward and mid-cabin doors. There is a large black, white, and red "F1" logo on the rear fuselage, with golden "2014 Formula 1 Etihad Airways" text next to it, with red "Abu Dhabi Grand Prix" text below that. The tail is the same cream, with a large golden bird with white stripes on it's partially out-stretched wings, standing on a red ribbon with some white writing in an Arabic script, and a circular version of the flag of the United Arab Emirates on it's breast. A thin red, green, white, and black stripe runs along the leading edge of the tail, turning to run along the top of the tail and widening as it moves to the right. Green grass stretches across the foreground at the side of the black runway, with more strips of grass separating the runway from taxiways. A large grey terminal building stretches across the frame in the distance, visible between these 2 planes, under pale blue sky with grey clouds.

Winglet Wednesday 25th March 2026.

Close-up of the blue up-turned (and down-turned) wing-tips of a blue and white jet airliner facing to the left. The up-turned wing-tip has a red logo, resembling something between a winky face and the letters "t", "u" and "I" smooshed together. The down-turned part of the wing-tip has a red tip. The fuselage of a white jet airliner with a light blue diagonal stripe and a dark blue upper surface fills the bottom of the frame, with grey sky filling the rest.

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