Gat On A Sat 4 28th March 2026.

G-BHBM, Lockheed L-1011-200 TriStar, Kuwait Airways, being rolled out for delivery on lease at London Gatwick, 31st May 1992.

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Gat On A Sat 3 28th March 2026.

YL-BAN, British Aerospace Avro RJ70, Air Baltic, taxiing out to the runway at London Gatwick, 1st March 1996.
Note the Kuwait Air Force MD-83 in the background, that was a nice surprise.

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Gat On A Sat 2 28th March 2026.

G-EZEZ, Airbus A319-111, EasyJet, in a special "Napoli" advertising variant of the standard livery, crossing the perimeter fence seconds after taking off from Runway 08 Right at London Gatwick, 12th September 2014.

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Gat On A Sat 28th March 2026.

I-AEJB, Boeing 767-383ER, Air Europe, being pushed back from it's stand at London Gatwick, 19th March 1993.

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Gat On A Sat 2 21st March 2026.

G-NSEY, Embraer ERJ-190-200LR, Aurigny, clearing the perimeter fence after taking off from Runway 08 Right at London Gatwick, 12th September 2014.

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Gat On A Sat 21st March 2026.

G-MONG, Boeing 737-3Y0, Monarch, being pushed back from it's stand at London Gatwick, some time before June 1996.

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On This Day 19th March 1993.

G-OBWD, British Aircraft Corporation 1-11-518FG, British World Airlines, in basic Dan-Air colours, but with black "British Air Ferries" titles, at London Gatwick, 19th March 1993.
British Air Ferries was in the middle of a massive fleet modernisation project, and took the opportunity to re-brand itself as British World Airlines at the same time - some planes were rushed in to service in their previous operators colours (mostly Dan-Air, after they were taken over by British Airways and almost their entire fleet was retired) with "British Air Ferries" titles, while others underwent a full re-paint into BWA livery.
The registration on the upper rear fuselage, "G-OBWD", reflects this new brand identity - literally "GO BW" and a suffix letter indicating it's position within the fleet.

The red and white metal barrier in the background is visible on a lot of photos from Gatwick's viewing deck - this was to demarcate the taxiway leading to the terminal (this side of the barrier) from the taxiway leading to the runway, which is just the other side.

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