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mancavgeek

Photo of the Day 15th December 2024.

 

G-UKFD, Fokker F100, Air UK, taxiing out to Runway 24 at Manchester Airport, some time between July 1992 and January 1998.

 

    Bonus Photo of the Day 15th December 2024.
G-IITI, Extra EA-300, waiting for its chance to perform at the annual barton Air Show, 22nd May 1994.
    Bonus Photo of the Day 2 15th December 2024.
240, Beechcraft 200 Super King Air, Irish Air Corps, parked in the static display area at the Woodford Air Show, some some time in the 1990s.
Side view of a white, twin engined jet airliner with the engines mounted on the sides of the rear fuselage, taxiing from right to left. The plane has a dark and light blue stripe running along the body, and blue "Air UK" titles on the upper forward fuselage. The tail is dark blue with a light blue diagonal stripe at the front, and half a waving United Kingdom flag. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with grass in the background leading up to a pair of black hangars in the distance, which have a selection of light aircraft parked outside. Behind, trees and grey skies fill the rest of the frame.
Side view of a black, single propellor-engined light aircraft parked on grass facing to the left. There is a thick white stripe running along the body, outlined in gold, with a similar stripe on the tail with the registration "G-IITI" in the middle. There are small "Nigel Lamb" titles in white directly behind the over-sized cockpit canopy. Grass fills the foreground, with a large red brick building in the background on the right, with a couple of smaller wooden green buildings next to it, heading towards the middle of the frame. The tail of a small, white light aircraft and the nose of a small, camouflaged light helicopter are visible in the background on the left, and grey skies fill the rest of the frame.
Side view of a white, twin propellor-engined bizprop parked facing to the right. There is a thin green and orange stripe running along the body, with a circular logo on the rear fuselage that resembles a yin-yang but with 3 sections (white, green, and orange), and black "Irish Air Corps" in both English and Gaelic on the upper fuselage. There is an orange, white, and green fin flash on the tail, over the black number "240". The foreground is filled with a black taxiway with a yellow line running from one side of the framer to the other. In the background, an grey and orange plane is on the right of the frame, with crowds of people behind a metal fence on the left, under a grey sky.
#airshow#AirUKPhotoOfTheDay#aviation
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DHMosquito

Extra Flugzeugbau EA-300L, Royal Jordanian Air Force. Originally designed by Walter Extra, a German aerobatic pilot and first flown in 1987, the EA-300 swiftly established a fine reputation on the world aerobatics scene. Rapid acceleration in the dive and crisp control responses marked this out as an excellent aerobatic aircraft. Here we see the Royal Jordanian Falcons, mounted on their EA-300L aircraft performing at the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford. #RAFFairford #RIAT #RoyalInternationalAirTattoo #aircraft #aviation #avgeek #aviationphotography #photography #airdisplay #airdisplay #aerobatics #Extraflugzeugbau #WalterExtra #EA300 #RoyalJordanianAirForce #aerobaticdisplayteam #Jordan

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