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mancavgeek

 

    Photo of the Day 24th October 2024.
G-LEGS, Shorts SD 3-60-100, Manx Airlines, taxiing away from Gate 40 on it’s way to the runway at Manchester Airport, some time before December 1994.

 

    Bonus Photo of the Day 24th October 2024.
XR371, Shorts SC.5 Belfast C1, Royal Air Force, on external display at Royal Air Force Museum, Cosford, 5th February 1996, looking rather sorry for itself.

 

    Bonus Photo of the Day 2 24th October 2024.
G-BPRA, Aeronca 11 Chief, on static display at Finningley Air Show, 19th September 1992.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2024/10/24/photo-of-the-day-24th-october-2024/

Side view of a white, high-winged, 4 propellor-engined military cargo plane parked on grass facing to the right. The plane has a blue cheatline running along the fuselage, with black "Royal Air Force Air Support Command" on the forward fuselage, and larger "Enceladus" titles under the cockpit. Pretty much the whole fuselage seems to be covered in all sorts of dirt and grime. Grey sky fills most of the rest of the frame.
Side view of a red, single-engined light aircraft parked facing to the right. The plane has white wings and a white belly, with the registration "G-BPRA" on the rear fuselage, also in white. A yellow and brown biplane can be seen in the background on the right, with large green hangars further back. Grey skies fill the rest of the frame.
#Aeronca#airshow#avgeek
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mancavgeek

N60LJ, LearJet 60, on static display at Farnborough Air Show, 25th June 1994.

 

The different styles of winglets used on RyanAir’s Boeing 737-8AS’s are shown to good effect – on the right, the inner, white face of the standard winglet contrasts with the newer “Scimitar” winglet of later models, with both up- and down-turned lobes.
Manchester Airport Terminal 3, 14th August 2024, photo taken with my Samsung A55 5G phone.

 

G-BTGM, Aeronca 7AC Champion, on static display at Finningley Air Show, some time in the early 1990s.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2024/10/09/photo-of-the-day-9th-october-2024/

Side view of a sleek, white, twin engined bizjet parked facing to the right. The plane has a grey belly, and thin blue stripes running along the body. A couple of people are visible sitting in the planes cockpit, looking as if they are talking to each other. Bright sunlight coming from low on the right of the frame is casting long shadows to the left. In the background, blue sky gives way to thick, grey clouds.
Closeup of the up-turned wingtips of 2 planes parked next to each other. The one on the right is the white inner face of a winglet, with blue "RyanAir" titles, which sits almost vertically on the end of the wing, while the one on the left is in 2 parts, a blue upper part with yellow "RyanAir" titles, and a yellow lower part, both parts canted out slightly. Grey concrete apron fills the space between and behind them.
Side view of a yellow, high-winged, single engined light aircraft parked facing to the right. The plane has a red lower rear fuselage, overlaid with the registration "G-BTGM" in black. In the background, a large green hangar stretches across most of the frame from the left, under grey skies.
#Aeronca#AerShow#airshow
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