Side view of a twin engined BizJet with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, parked facing to the left on a short, black taxiway . The plane is mostly white, with a thin dark blue, red, and grey pinstripe running along the body under the cabin windows, getting wider and reaching up into the lower part of the tail after passing under the engine pods. A similar, but much shorter, stripe is on the up-turned wingtips. The black registration "CS-PHI" is on the side of the white engine pods on the rear fuselage. A damp black taxiway fills the foreground, with another crossing it at the bottom of the frame, and yet another immediately in the background. This taxiway continues on to a runway in the distance, but has been closed off with alternating red and white blocks with a mobile version of these blocks behind the plane, indicating this taxiway is out of use as well, albeit temporarily. Grass lines the runway in the distance, giving way to trees marking the airfield perimeter, slowly being swallowed up by typical grey Mancunian sky.