This was a unique aircraft is US Navy service, and was an infrequent visitor to Scotland's three main RAF bases during the Nineties. Operated by the Fleet Tactical Readiness Group (FTRG) when this shot was taken. Scanned from a print.

Undergoing post-flight checks after performing a short flying display during the Buccaneer Farewell Display held at the Moray base shortly before the type's retirement from RAF service. Although operated by 208 Squadron, the RAF's last Buccaneer operator, XX899 carried the fox's mask marking of its sister unit, 12 Squadron, which had already converted to the Tornado GR1B. Scanned from a print.

Sky Sports' aerial camera platform landing back at Dundee after another marathon 4 hour orbit over Carnoustie, this time covering Tiger Woods' opening round in the Open Championship.

Departing as "FAE001" with the President of Ecuador, Lenín Moreno, after a two-day visit to Scotland.

Photographed at the temporary helipad established for the Open Golf Championship at Carnoustie earlier this year.

Kohler Corporation's smart Global Express is a regular visitor to Dundee and Leuchars. The Wisconsin-based manufacturer owns the nearby Five-Star Fairmont Hotel which overlooks St Andrews.

For a Phantom fanatic, Hyakuri, is simply heaven! Operated by 501 Hikotai.

Owned and operated by BAe Systems, this Anson wears Royal Air Force Coningsby titles, representing TX176 as it would have looked during its time in the Coningsby Station Flight. This particular Anson has never actually seen military service and the real TX176 was scrapped in 1969. Seen here at the RAF Lossiemouth Families & Friends Day.