A daylight photograph captures the rear section of a Boeing 737-800 aircraft on an airport tarmac under a clear blue sky, located at Luxembourg Airport (ELLX) in Niederanven, Luxembourg

A daylight photograph captures the rear section of a Boeing 737-800 aircraft on an airport tarmac under a clear blue sky, located at Luxembourg Airport (ELLX) in Niederanven, Luxembourg. The primary subject is the tail and aft fuselage of a Boeing 737-800. The vertical stabilizer displays a red, white, and light blue livery. The top red section features a white circle containing a red crescent-star logo, identified as Turkish Airlines, with the alphanumeric "GUC" visible above. A white stripe separates the red from a light blue section that extends down the rear fuselage. The aircraft's registration, "LX-LGU," is visible on the lower aft fuselage, which is white transitioning to the light blue of the tail. The text "BOEING 737-800" is also present on the light blue section. A dark-colored horizontal stabilizer protrudes from the tail. The tarmac below appears wet and reflective. To the right of the main aircraft's tail, a tall, dark grey utility pole equipped with various antennas and lights is visible. Further to the right and partially obscured by the pole, the tail of a second aircraft is visible, displaying red, white, and dark blue stripes, consistent with Luxair livery, including a white circle with a red emblem on its horizontal stabilizer. A small group of 3-5 indistinct individuals, consistent with ground crew or maintenance personnel, stand on the wet tarmac near the rear underside of the main aircraft. A white ground support equipment cart is positioned in the far lower right corner of the frame.