Side view of a high-winged, twin propellor-engined airliner taxiing from right to left. The plane is mostly white, with the rear fuselage and tail being bright yellow. There are large blue "Aurigny" titles on the rear fuselage, with additional red ".com" text immediately aft. There are smaller, blue "Channel islands" titles on the lower forward, just below the passenger cabin windows. The black registration "G-COBO" is on the front part of the yellow tail, with an image of a stubby little bird with black back and wings and white body, with wings spread wide on the main bit of the tail. Green grass fills most of the foreground, with rolls of razorwire right at the bottom. The tail and centre engine of a white BizJet can be seen in the background poking up over the wings of this plane. Grass and trees in the distance meet cloudy skies with bright patches in the middle.

On This Day 6th November 1993. Frankfurt Friday 6th November 2026. Fuselage Friday 6th November 2026.Read More

Side view of a two-seat, open-cockpit auto-gyro parked facing to the right on a concrete pad surrounded by grass. The plane's body is mostly blue, with a white belly, with blue covers over the rear tricycle wheels, and a metal frame extending backwards from under the rear-mounted engine, holding the blue tai, as well as the blue horizontal stabiliser, with blue, vertical end plates on the ends of the stabiliser. The white registration "G-YROA" is on the tail. Another metal frame rises up from behind the rear cockpit, holding the main rotor. A red sleeve covers the end of the main rotor above the front of the plane, attached to the nose by a long red cord. Green grass fills the foreground and most of the background, with a couple of white vans on the grass in the distance, and trees beyond that, meeting gorgeous blue sky at the top of the frame.

On This Day 14th August 1993. On This Day 14th August 2024. Fuselage Friday 14th August 2026.Read More

Close up of the forward fuselage of a white, twin engined bi-plane airliner taxiing from right to left on grass. The plane has a grey belly and engines, with a green stripe running along the body and green "Caernarfon Air World" titles on the lower forward fuselage. The pilot is visible in the cockpit, with passengers sitting in the cabin, visible through the triangular windows. Grey sky fills the rest of the frame.

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