Waiting to get back into its element on a beautiful sunny morning.

Both of the company Turbo Beavers are wearing this new paint scheme.

This Beaver spent many years at Campbell River in the logging industry but is now under the ownership of a private holding company. A rare Beaver with its original porthole window.

Just about to push back for departure at 6:35pm. (Canon 40D 30mm)

Formerly Brazilian operated Fokker 50 in storage at Maastricht, best angle I could get. (Canon 40D 105mm)

In storage at Maastricht. This airline is now known as Avianca Brazil since March 2010. Nice to see an exotic South American scheme on our short visit here. (Canon 40D 80mm)

Early morning departure past the International Terminal for 'Bunbury', a Boeing 737-800 VH-VZE operating QF611 to Melbourne. At the gates you can see an Emirates Airbus A340, a Polynesian Blue Boeing 737, a Vaustralia Boeing 777, a Japan Airlines Boeing 767, Korean Air and Singapore Airlines Airbus A330s, a Strategic Airlines Airbus A320 and a Qantas Airbus A330. In the distance you can see the clearing fog that blanketed the airport a short time before.

Recently returned to display after storage and repaint from camouflage livery, this is one of only two of the 57 single Pioneers built still in existence (the other is in Sri Lanka). Delivered in 1956 and last flight in 1968 after service in Cyprus and the Far East

Displaying her starboard 14-cylinder Bristol Hercules radial to advantage, this Varsity made the last flight of the type on 27.7.92. Built at Hurn in 1953 and later assigned to the Royal Radar Establishment (RRE) at Pershore and involved with LLTV, FLIR, thermal imaging and missile sensor trials