What color are the navigation lights on the wingtips?

The navigation lights on an aircraft are designed to provide information about the aircraft's position and direction of travel to other pilots, especially during nighttime or low-visibility conditions. The standardized color coding is crucial for ensuring that pilots can quickly and accurately identify the orientation of another aircraft.

The left wingtip navigation light is red, while the right wingtip light is green. This configuration helps pilots determine whether an aircraft is approaching from the left or the right. When viewing from the front of the approaching aircraft, the combination of red on the left and green on the right allows for easy recognition of its direction. This system is utilized in accordance with international aviation standards to promote safety in aviation operations.