An airport tarmac scene is depicted at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) in Shunyi District, China, during dusk or dawn

An airport tarmac scene is depicted at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) in Shunyi District, China, during dusk or dawn. The view is from inside a terminal building through a window, showing reflections of interior elements and a human figure in the foreground. The primary subject is a parked Air China Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, identified by its livery and model-specific features, including its registration number B-6979 visible on the tail. The aircraft is connected to a passenger jet bridge at its front-left door. Ground power and air conditioning units are attached to the aircraft's underside. On the tarmac surrounding the aircraft, multiple ground support activities are underway. A belt loader is positioned near the rear cargo hold of the aircraft, indicating active baggage or cargo handling. Numerous Unit Load Devices (ULDs), some appearing as large, shrink-wrapped cargo pallets, are staged on the tarmac. An empty cargo pallet platform attached to a ground service vehicle, possibly a dolly or tug, is visible in the mid-ground. Another smaller ground vehicle is positioned near the aircraft's tail. A tall floodlight tower, illuminated, stands prominently on the left side of the frame, providing artificial light. The sky exhibits a gradient of light blue transitioning to muted orange and pink hues. The tarmac surface is dark asphalt with distinct white and yellow markings. No specific individuals are clearly discernible on the tarmac, aside from the faint reflection in the window.