This image depicts an airport tarmac scene, likely at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Le Mesnil-Amelot, France, viewed from inside a terminal building through a window

This image depicts an airport tarmac scene, likely at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Le Mesnil-Amelot, France, viewed from inside a terminal building through a window. The time of day appears to be either dawn or dusk, characterized by an overcast, grey sky and artificial lighting. A large, white passenger aircraft with a prominent red and white striped vertical stabilizer is centrally positioned, parked at a gate. Its nose is angled slightly towards the left of the frame. A grey, articulated passenger boarding bridge is connected to the aircraft's forward-right fuselage door. Directly in front of the aircraft's nose landing gear is a white and grey pushback tug, featuring amber warning lights activated on its roof. A tow bar, detached from the aircraft, lies on the concrete tarmac extending from the tug towards the aircraft's nose. The tarmac is marked with various yellow and white lines, including directional arrows, striped crosswalks, and ground identifiers such as "CPW" and "C-02." To the right of the pushback tug, a white compact car, identifiable as a Citroën C3, is parked, facing left. Several tall, illuminated floodlights are present on the tarmac, casting an orange glow. In the distant background, a runway or taxiway with green edge lights is visible, beyond which industrial structures, possibly wind turbines, are silhouetted against the hazy horizon. Reflections of interior terminal lights are visible on the upper portion of the viewing window. No individuals are clearly discernible on the tarmac.