This image captures a nighttime scene on an airport tarmac, likely in Huejotzingo, Mexico, where an airplane is undergoing ground operations. The central subject is a white passenger jet, identified by the "VIVA aerobus" logo and "PSP228" text visible on the portable airstairs connected to its front door. The aircraft features green and purple accents on its tail or winglet, characteristic of the Viva Aerobus airline. Passengers are seen ascending the airstairs to board the aircraft, some carrying bags. Around the aircraft, the tarmac is illuminated by artificial lights, highlighting several safety measures and ground equipment. A series of orange traffic cones with reflective white bands are arranged on the ground, delineating a safe working perimeter. The tarmac itself features white zebra crossing markings and parallel yellow lines. Ground crew personnel, dressed in high-visibility vests, are actively working around the plane. One crew member is visible near the nose section, while another appears to be engaged with a fuel truck positioned under the aircraft's right wing. The cockpit windows are illuminated from within, indicating the aircraft's internal systems are active. The scene depicts the typical activity of passenger boarding and concurrent ground servicing, such as fueling, during evening or night operations at an airport. The clear, dark sky confirms the time of day.

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Sebas Olivier

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Fri, May 1, 2026, 04:41 AM

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Huejotzingo, Mexico

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This image captures a nighttime scene on an airport tarmac, likely in Huejotzingo, Mexico, where an airplane is undergoing ground operations. The central subject is a white passenger jet, identified…read more

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