What colors are the navigation lights at the leading edge wingtips?

The navigation lights at the leading edge wingtips are specifically designed to convey important information about the aircraft's position and orientation to other pilots and ground personnel. The standard convention is that the left (port) wingtip has a red light, while the right (starboard) wingtip has a green light. This color coding is universally recognized in aviation and follows regulations designed to ensure safety and communication among aircraft in flight.

When viewed from the front of the aircraft, the configuration allows other pilots to determine the direction the aircraft is heading. If an observer sees a green light on their left, that indicates the observed aircraft is approaching them on a conflicting flight path. This adherence to color standards is critical for situational awareness and preventing mid-air collisions.