The scene depicts an airport apron at Milan Linate Airport (LIML) in Peschiera Borromeo, Italy, observed from a terminal window on an overcast day

The scene depicts an airport apron at Milan Linate Airport (LIML) in Peschiera Borromeo, Italy, observed from a terminal window on an overcast day. A white Air France Airbus A220-300 aircraft, bearing the registration F-HZNO and named 'BASTIA' below the cockpit, is parked at a gate. Its left fuselage and nose section are prominently visible. A grey jet bridge is connected to the aircraft's forward port door, while its nose landing gear is secured with yellow chocks. The tarmac, composed of asphalt and concrete, appears wet and features distinct yellow and red painted ground markings. Two ground crew personnel are present on the tarmac to the right of the aircraft's nose, walking rightward. One individual wears dark clothing with a high-visibility vest or ear protection, while the other is dressed in a full orange high-visibility jumpsuit. Two orange traffic cones are positioned on the tarmac: one near the aircraft's left engine and another closer to the ground crew. In the background, additional parked aircraft with varying liveries (including light blue and turquoise tails) and assorted ground support equipment are visible, set against a backdrop of utility poles, distant vegetation, and a grey sky.