This forensic description details an airport tarmac scene at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, viewed from an elevated vantage point, likely a terminal window, with reflections from the interior visible in the upper frame

This forensic description details an airport tarmac scene at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, viewed from an elevated vantage point, likely a terminal window, with reflections from the interior visible in the upper frame. The central subject is a white Airbus A320 series aircraft, featuring a red stylized logo on its tail and "YQ" visible on its fuselage, connected to a white passenger boarding bridge. The bridge displays the number "137" near the aircraft connection point and "3400" on a lower panel. The forward left door of the aircraft is open. On the grey asphalt tarmac, several white Ford F-series pickup trucks, each modified with utility racks and equipment in their beds, are parked in designated spaces in the foreground. One individual, wearing a high-visibility yellow vest, is observed near the nose of the main aircraft, adjacent to a black ground power unit and other service carts. In the mid-background, multiple commercial aircraft are visible at distant gates, including an aircraft with British Airways livery and a light blue and white aircraft, likely Air France. A large, modern terminal building with extensive glass facades is situated to the far right. The distant left background shows a faint silhouette of a city skyline beneath the horizon. The sky above is a blend of clear blue and scattered cumulus clouds, illuminated by the warm light of a setting sun, particularly on the edges of the clouds. White painted lines delineate parking areas and taxiways on the tarmac.