The image displays an interior perspective from Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport in San Luis Talpa, El Salvador, looking through a large, gridded glass wall onto the tarmac

The image displays an interior perspective from Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport in San Luis Talpa, El Salvador, looking through a large, gridded glass wall onto the tarmac. The scene is set under a clear blue sky, which lightens towards the horizon, indicating either early morning or late afternoon. In the foreground, two prominent diagonal blue metallic structural beams traverse the frame, originating from the upper left. A vertical fluted column is partially visible on the far left. The glass wall comprises numerous rectangular panes within a metal frame. Beyond the glass, a white passenger aircraft is parked on the tarmac, occupying the lower right quadrant of the exterior view. A white passenger boarding bridge extends from the terminal, connecting to the aircraft's fuselage. Several ground support vehicles, including what appears to be a white fuel truck and other smaller service carts, are positioned near the aircraft's engines and undercarriage. Multiple individuals, identifiable as ground crew, are present on the tarmac in proximity to the servicing equipment and aircraft. The tarmac surface is dark and marked with white operational lines. In the distant background, a strip of low-lying green vegetation is visible beneath a distinct, patterned barrier structure, which horizontally spans the mid-ground of the exterior scene.