One of the visitors from to the East of Scotland PFA strut Aug 04. Based near Dornoch.

G-BLHS Citabria, Aug04

Perth based, although at the time this photograph was taken it had flown from Scone to Galashields, Charterhall, North Berwick to land at Glenrothes on the way back to Scone.

G-BMTA Ce152, 17Feb05

Nu-Nu, owned by the Edinburgh Flying Club doing a bit of circuit bashing at Glenrothes. I like the colour scheme on this aircraft, nice and simple.

G-BNNU Pa38 Tomahawk, 17Feb05

Captured on the point of touching down, is this Yorkshire based Cessna 172.

G-BOUE, Cessna 172, 17Feb05

A sleek French built Tobago owned by a local businessman who means a lot of Glenrothes airport seen touching down. Compare this photo to the one above, a bit of local knowledge means a shorter back-track to the apron.

G-GBHI Tobago, 17Feb05

Not that many microlights visit Glenrothes. This one came from East Fortune, seen here taking off for home.

G-MYPE Gemini, 17Feb05

Another rare type is a big twin, this immaculate Welsh based Super King Air came by way of a tip off from Jim fae the Lang Toon.

The sun is reflecting off the highly polished paintwork.

G-SGEC Super King Air, 1Feb05

A visitor from the North East of England

G-BBDL AA5, 6Mar05

A beautifully finished Eurostar. The kit for this aircraft is made in the Czech Republic. This aircraft is on finals from Oban.

I just love the passengers soft crash hat, AKA a bunnit

G-CCCO Eurostar, 6Mar05

Sitting pretty in the sunshine

G-CCCO Eurostar, 6Mar05