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A modern airport terminal showcases a small, single-engine light aircraft behind a clear glass barrier. The aircraft, primarily white with a distinct yellow tail and yellow accents on its wings, bears the Chilean registration "CC-CRM" on its fuselage. It appears to be an older model, possibly a trainer or general aviation plane, displayed for educational or historical purposes. The setting is characterized by contemporary architecture: a high, grid-patterned ceiling with linear lighting fixtures, and several striking white, slanted support columns that extend upwards. In the background, a curved wall features large glass panels, allowing for bright, diffused daylight to illuminate the space, suggesting it is daytime. The floor is covered with light grey tiles. The aircraft is positioned within an exhibit area, separated from observers by the glass barrier. Visible text on the barrier explicitly states "PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH" accompanied by a universal "no" symbol, reinforcing its status as a display item. Other partially visible text on the glass includes "FOR" and "DGA". Further confirming the location and context, blue safety ribbon or tape in the foreground displays "DGAC", an acronym for the Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (Chile's civil aviation authority). Similar "DGAC" logos are visible on signs behind the aircraft, near the white columns. No people are distinctly visible, but the scene implies a public space, likely within Santiago International Airport (SCL) in Pudahuel, Chile, given the location context and aviation references.
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