Taxying in after a mission during its short TDY here from Lossiemouth.

Taxying for departure during a training flight from Eindoven to Rostock.

Taxying to parking after arrival from Girona. Operated by Smart Jet International.

Taxying in after a mission during its short TDY here from Lossiemouth.

Taxying for departure back home. Now carrying full colour markings.

Taxying for departure after a crew change on a round robin training flight.

Inbound for Rwy 30.

Departing off Rwy 12.

Taxying on to Apron Hotel for parking.

Inbound to Rwy 12 for a touch and go.

Inbound for Rwy 12.

Taxying for a Rwy 12 departure.

Coming over the fence for Rwy 12.

Inbound on to Rwy 12.

On final approach to Runway 30 at Prestwick. Carries Luftwaffe LTG 62 markings and displays its manufacturer's serial number on the tail fin. Arriving from Eindhoven, Netherlands for a brief turnaround before departing to Rostock, Germany on the next leg of training flight GAF662.

Picking up the Runway 12 approach path to land at Prestwick, calling SOLWAY03. One of the Apollo Air Services fleet, based at Carlisle Lake District Airport, Cumbria, UK. Built in 2006. Previously G-CDWY, G-PDAY and G-SKBL.

About to make a midday touchdown on Runway 12 at Prestwick, arriving from Girona, Spain, as SJI1. Operated by Smart Jet International. Delivered new to Atlas Air Service AG in 2008 as D-CCVD.

On approach for Runway 12 at Prestwick, returning after a morning sortie as VENOM22. Carries on the port side beneath its cockpit the pennant of WG Cdr G. Montgomery, while the starboard side displays the commemorative marking "The MacRobert Fighter - Sir Roderic". Lady MacRobert lost two sons on active service with the RAF in WWII, one flying a Hurricane in the Middle East and the other in a Blenheim. She donated a Stirling and four Hurricanes to the war effort. The Stirling flew with XV Sqn as the defiant "MacRobert's Reply", a name continued on the unit's Tornados. After XV Sqn disbanded at RAF Lossiemouth in 2017, the based No 6 Sqn picked up the baton to keep the memory of the MacRobert contribution alive on one of their Typhoons.

Arriving in the pouring rain after crossing the Atlantic on its way to Normandy for the D-Day 80th Anniversary celebrations. In company with "Placid Lassie" and "That's All Brother".