Comment / G-EZJZ was renamed earlier this year after outgoing Chief Executive, Ray Webster.

Comment / G-EZBB is easyJet's latest A319, entering service up at Liverpool eight days ago on the 9th August. Having used the G-EZAx, G-EZEx and G-EZIx sequences for it's A319s so far, the airline is now registering new deliveries in the G-EZBx sequence. Interestingly, G-EZBA is still yet to arrive.

Comment / The chase is on! G-EZII (in the foreground) and 'IH leave Stansted just a minute or so apart.

Comment / With the introduction of Airbuses at easyJet's Glasgow and Edinburgh bases, A319s have taken over the Scotland - Stansted schedules. G-EZAO is seen arriving here from Edinburgh, an aircraft delivered band new last month.

Comment / G-EZAI catches some rays at a sunny Stansted!

Comment / The latest easyJet A319 delivered only two days before this photo was taken. She is A319 number 72 in the fleet, and is seen positioning into Stansted from Gatwick as EZY8005.

Comment / Another new easyJet A319, only delivered just over 2 weeks ago but already succeeded by G-EZAK and G-EZAL!

Comment / easyJet is by far the largest airline at Newcastle, serving 16 domestic and continental destinations from the city. Here G-EZJY arrives back at base from Geneva before departing on the evening flight to Berlin, having already completed two return trips to Stansted earlier on in the day.

Comment / Approaching runway 23 at Stansted on the first flight of the day from Newcastle.