Side view of a high-winged, twin engined jet airliner lined up waiting for take off on a grey runway. The plane is largely white with a dark blue belly, and dark blue "British Airways" titles on the lower forward fuselage. A twisted, red and blue ribbon is on the upper forward fuselage, immediately aft of the cockpit windows, and the black registration "OY-NCL" is on the upper rear fuselage. The tail is white, with rippling red stripes either side of a rippling dark blue triangle in the middle. The horizontal stabiliser, mounted at the top of the tail, is casting it's own shadow on the top and front of the tail, which suggests that the sun is up in the top left corner somewhere. Green grass fills the foreground, lining both sides of the runway. Trees in the distance meet grey clouds and blue sky.Side view of a high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from right to left. The plane is mostly grey, with a dark blue lower fuselage, with a red pinstripe running along the body, turning in to half an arrowhead at the front. There are "British Airways Express" on the upper forward fuselage, the last word being in italics. The black registration "G-BMAR" is on the rear fuselage, under the horizontal stabiliser. A black taxiway and some grass fill the foreground, part of the grassed area coned off with orange and white traffic cones. Rolling hills stretch across the background, under flat grey sky.

Schipol Sunday 10th May 2026.

Head-on view of a 3 engined jet airliner taxiing pretty much directly towards the camera, following a yellow line marked on the black taxiway. The plane is light blue on top with a thick dark blue stripe running along the body, covering the passenger cabin windows, above a thinner white stripe along the body, and a bare metal belly. The tail is white, above the centre engine pod. Black tarmac taxiways wind their way through islands of grey concrete with grass centres in the background, slowly vanishing into haze in the distance.Front 3/4 view of a white, 3 engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides and top of the rear fuselage, taxiing from left to right across a black taxiway marked with yellow and red lines. The plane is largely white, with red "Tunis Air" titles on the upper forward fuselage, in an Arabic script at the front, and in English over the wings. A stylised red image of a gazelle or some similar aniimal is shown leaping on the plane's tail, with a series of thin lines running diagonally from this, down the tail, over the rear of the centre engine, and down the rear fuselage, behind the side mounted engine pods. The black registration "TS-JHW" is on the lower rear fuselage, below the rear cabin windows, with a square rendition of the Algerian flag - a red crescent and star in a white circle on a red field - just above the windows. Black taxiways wind their way through concrete islands with grass centres in the background.Side view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, facing to the left but being pushed back to the right from it's stand by an out-of-frame tug attached to the nose-wheel by a long yellow pole. The plane has a grey top half, with black "British Airways" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and a dark blue lower half, with a red pinstripe running along the body under the passenger windows and ending in a half arrowhead under the front windows, as well as small, white text "Operated by Maersk Air" under the cockpit, and the grey registration "G-AVGP" just in front of the engine pods on the lower rear fuselage. Black taxiway fills the foreground, with a large grassed area in the background, with a tall lighting pole in the middle stretching up and out of frame, it's red and white banded base towering over the plane. More taxiways wend their way through the background, with the lower fuselage of a larger jet airliner making its way from right to left along the top of the frame, slowly being swallowed up in grey haze.

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