The image depicts an active airport tarmac scene at Pudong International Airport in Pudong, China, under an overcast sky

The image depicts an active airport tarmac scene at Pudong International Airport in Pudong, China, under an overcast sky. In the mid-ground, a China Eastern Airlines wide-body aircraft, identified by tail number B-2001 and its distinctive red and pink livery with a stylized swallow on the tail, is undergoing cargo operations. A yellow cargo loader is elevated and connected to the aircraft's cargo hold, and multiple silver cargo containers (Unit Load Devices) are present on the tarmac. One container, labeled "AKE 10620 HO", is on a dolly being pulled by a white cargo tug. Other containers, labeled "AKE 10573 HO" and "AKE 10284 HO", are positioned on a rolling platform adjacent to the aircraft's cargo bay, indicating active loading or unloading. Four ground crew personnel are visible. Two individuals in high-visibility yellow-green vests are near the cargo tug and containers, with one signaling with an arm raised. Another two crew members, also in high-visibility vests, are situated near the aircraft and the loading equipment. In the background to the left, a second wide-body aircraft, a Hainan Airlines jet with tail number B-0043, is stationary. It features a golden fuselage and a red tail adorned with a gold roc/phoenix logo. The tarmac is paved with concrete, featuring various markings and sparsely placed orange traffic cones. Beyond the tarmac, green grassy areas and distant airport infrastructure are visible under the light grey sky. The scene is viewed from an elevated perspective, likely from within or atop an airport terminal building, whose roof and windows are visible in the immediate foreground.