An interior view of an airport terminal in Le Mesnil-Amelot, France, likely Charles de Gaulle Airport, dominated by a high, sloping ceiling constructed from a grid of translucent, textured glass panels supported by a white metal truss structure

An interior view of an airport terminal in Le Mesnil-Amelot, France, likely Charles de Gaulle Airport, dominated by a high, sloping ceiling constructed from a grid of translucent, textured glass panels supported by a white metal truss structure. Below the ceiling, a horizontal, white paneling section with integrated lighting and vents extends across the upper mid-ground. In the lower left quadrant, a large, black, rectangular digital display screen is mounted, showing news content including the headline "OZZY OSBOURNE DIES AT 76." Adjacent to the screen, a black vertical information pylon displays white text, including "Porte F41-F43" and "F44." Approximately two dozen individuals are visible in the lower half of the frame. They are a diverse group in terms of age and ethnicity, engaged in various passive actions typical of an airport waiting area. Some are seated on visible red-brown lounge chairs, while others stand in small groups or individually. Interactions include people conversing, standing idly, and observing their surroundings. A man in a yellow shirt is partially visible, appearing to be on a phone call. A group of adults stands conversing in the middle-right, one wearing a light-colored hoodie. The lighting is bright, indicating natural light filtering through the ceiling.