Formerly N505JA seen with it's new registration at the gate in ANC.

WS776 was built by Armstrong Whitworth at Coventry and delivered to the RAF on 22 February 1954. As with many military aircraft at that time, it had a short front-line career and by 1961 was relegated to display duties on the gate at RAF North Luffenham, where it stood until the late 1990s. Bournemouth Aviation Museum acquired the aircraft in 2005 and reassembled it for display. It remains in good condition, considering that it has spent many decades exposed to the weather.

Believed to be at Stansted for AI Summit 2023

Now with a white nose. The titles read "First Aerial Flight from England 12 November * 1919 * 10 December".

Arriving from RAAF Amberly with a tech stop in Nadi, Fiji is this inconspicuous HiFly A340-300. It later departed for Faro, Portugal. Flying under the callsign of "Aussie (ASY) 979 Heavy", this seems to be some sort of charter for the RAAF. Although they seem to have gone the wrong way around the world...

Arriving from Toronto as "WestJet (WJA) 723" is the first passenger 737-800 to get repainted. One more 737-700 has been repainted also (C-GWJG) but has been out of service after getting hit by a lav truck.

Delivered new in August 2023 and here arriving from Toronto.

VPOTUS & First Gentlemen visit for AI Safety Summit 2023 on the 1st and 2nd November at Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire, including attendeesTesla boss Elon Musk and Microsoft.