Airplane Lights ✈️ Every light on an aircraft has a specific purpose rooted in centuries-old maritime navigation rules. The red, green and white lights that outline a plane’s wings and tail trace back to ship lighting systems designed to prevent mid-sea collisions. Red marks the left wing, green the right and white the tail, helping pilots and observers determine orientation and direction even in complete darkness. These same color codes evolved from the International Regulations for Preventing

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