This image presents a forensic view of an airport tarmac scene, captured from an aircraft window in Segrate, Italy (Milan Linate Airport)

This image presents a forensic view of an airport tarmac scene, captured from an aircraft window in Segrate, Italy (Milan Linate Airport). The immediate foreground is occupied by the leading edge of a light grey airplane wing, angled from the lower left towards the mid-right. The underside of this wing, visible near the fuselage, is distinctly orange. Red markings line the upper surface of the wing's root. To the right of the observer's aircraft, two parked airliners are visible. One prominent aircraft displays a vertical stabilizer featuring a red and yellow livery, indicative of Iberia Airlines. Adjacent to it, a second airliner exhibits a white fuselage with a light blue graphic. Surrounding these aircraft are multiple ground support vehicles, including two large white fuel trucks, one with "TOTAL" branding visible, and several smaller service carts positioned on the asphalt tarmac. The tarmac itself is marked with white and red painted lines. Further into the mid-ground on the left, an orange wingtip with the "easyJet" logo is visible, belonging to another aircraft. The horizon reveals a flat green landscape, interrupted by distant industrial structures, including several cranes. The sky is predominantly covered by a layer of stratocumulus clouds, interspersed with areas of lighter blue sky. Two distinct white contrails traverse the upper cloud layer. No individuals are discernible within the frame.