This image depicts an active airport tarmac scene at Fès–Saïs Airport (FEZ) in Ouled Tayeb, Morocco, viewed from an interior or sheltered outdoor area

This image depicts an active airport tarmac scene at Fès–Saïs Airport (FEZ) in Ouled Tayeb, Morocco, viewed from an interior or sheltered outdoor area. In the immediate foreground on the left, a white architectural column adorned with dark red-brown and white geometric mosaic tilework (zellij), forming a star pattern, is partially visible. Below this, a planter contains green foliage and scattered small purple flowers. Beneath the planter, a tiled surface, likely part of a decorative fountain or wall, features small green, brown, and off-white square tiles, with a dark, inverted cone-shaped spout element at the bottom center. The midground reveals a paved airport tarmac under a blue sky with scattered white clouds. A Royal Air Maroc (RAM) commercial aircraft, identifiable by its white fuselage, red/pink and green livery, and star logo on the tail, is parked. Two "RAM HANDLING" branded mobile passenger stairs are present; one is positioned directly against the aircraft's fuselage, while the second is parked further to the right. Three individuals are visible on the tarmac, each wearing a high-visibility vest. One person stands near the base of the connected passenger stairs, adjacent to the aircraft. Two other individuals are positioned near the detached stairs to the right. Red and white striped stanchions connected by red and white chains delineate an area on the tarmac. A yellow metal barricade is also present near the aircraft's forward section. In the background, mountains rise on the horizon under the bright sky. The aircraft appears stationary, undergoing ground operations.