An EasyJet aircraft is parked on a grey concrete tarmac at Milan Linate Airport in Segrate, Italy, under a clear blue sky

An EasyJet aircraft is parked on a grey concrete tarmac at Milan Linate Airport in Segrate, Italy, under a clear blue sky. The image focuses on the aircraft's right turbofan engine, fuselage, and a portion of the wing. The engine nacelle is silver-grey with an orange stripe, revealing dark fan blades and a central spinner marked with a spiral and the number '6'. A black main landing gear strut is visible beneath the wing, and a brown wooden wheel chock is positioned against a tire on the tarmac. The tarmac surface features yellow and faint red ground markings, along with several dark, irregularly shaped patches consistent with liquid residue. The aircraft's fuselage is white with an orange band, displaying a row of oval passenger windows. An access panel or door is open on the fuselage, forward of the wing root. Two individuals are observed in this area: one person, seen from the back wearing a white top, is positioned within or immediately adjacent to the open compartment, and the head of a second person is partially visible behind the first. The aircraft's orange vertical stabilizer, bearing the "easyJet" logo, is partially visible in the upper right portion of the frame. In the mid-ground, a strip of green grass separates the tarmac from a distant urban landscape composed of buildings with visible roofs and facades. The sky above is uniformly bright blue with no clouds.