Side view of a twin engined jet airliner taxiing from right to left across a wide expanse of grey concrete apron. The plane is mostly white, with a dark grey lower half, with white engine pods slung low under the wings, and large red "Lauda" titles on the upper forward fuselage. The black registration "OE-ILG" is on the upper rear fuselage, next to a small Austrian flag. A large, stylised, red upper-case letter "L" fills the white tail, with a white line running through the middle of the letter. A red and white metal barrier separates more apron from a similar coloured taxiway in the background, with grass lining a black runway beyond that.G-BVTK, ATR72-202, operated in British Airways colours by CityFlyer Express, at London Gatwick, some time between October 1994 and June 1997.Front view of a twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing from left to right on a rather damp section of airport apron. The plane is mostly white, with purple tail and engine pods mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage. A thin green stripe runs along the lower body, under the passenger cabin windows, with purple "Air Bristol" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and the white registration "G-AVMT" on the sides of the engines. A bright landing light in the wing root and the red beacon in the centre of the underside reflect off the sodden apron surface in the foreground. More apron fills the rest of the frame, with lines of baggage carts stretching across he frame from the left in the background, and a grey and pink catering truck and white fuel truck in the top left corner.