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The image depicts an outdoor display area featuring two vintage Swissair aircraft and associated ground equipment, situated at the Swiss Museum of Transport (Verkehrshaus der Schweiz) in Lucerne, Lucerne, Switzerland. In the foreground, a silver, propeller-driven aircraft, likely a Douglas DC-3, is displayed. It features a red stripe along its fuselage, a red nose cone, and "SWISS AIR" written in red capital letters. The registration "IRN" is visible near the cockpit. Its two visible engines are equipped with propellers, and the landing gear rests on metal display stands. Behind and slightly above the propeller aircraft is a larger, white jet aircraft, likely a Sud Aviation Caravelle. This aircraft also has a prominent red stripe along its fuselage and "SWISSAIR" written in black capital letters above the passenger windows. Its landing gear is extended. The ground is paved with rectangular grey interlocking pavers. A circular metal manhole cover is visible in the lower left quadrant. Two white ground support vehicles, resembling pushback tugs, are parked near the nose section of the larger jet aircraft. A prominent backdrop consists of numerous large, blue Swiss road signs, stacked horizontally, displaying various city names and distances in German and French, such as "Luzern," "Basel," "Zürich," "Bern," "St. Gallen," and "Verkehrshaus," confirming the location. A single person is visible on the right side of the image, pushing a dark-colored stroller away from the viewer. The sky above is overcast with diffuse grey clouds.
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