Lufthansa Airbus A321-200 · D-AISL

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The primary subject is a Lufthansa Airbus A321-200 aircraft, registration D-AISL, captured mid-takeoff with its gear in the process of retracting. The airplane's nose is pitched upward with the flaps extended on the wings, indicating it is climbing after liftoff against a clear blue sky. The plane features the Lufthansa logo on the tail fin with a dark blue background and a yellow circular emblem depicting a crane. The fuselage includes the Lufthansa name and logo near the front, and the aircraft model text "Airbus A321-200" is visible below the cockpit window. There are no other aircraft, ground vehicles, or airport infrastructure visible in the frame. The setting is an open sky environment with bright daylight and unobstructed visibility, implying clear weather conditions. The photo has a watermark that reads "THE EXPLORER BLOG" in large font at the bottom edge. Additional keywords: commercial aviation, narrow-body jet, jet engines, retracting wheels, aircraft climb, bright daylight, blue sky background, Lufthansa Airlines, jetliner, aviation photography, airline branding, wing flaps, airliner, vertical ascent, aircraft registration, single-aisle, no visible airport, clean weather. -- Lufthansa Airbus A321-200 D-AISL TLV airport LLBG airport Tel Aviv-Ben Gurion Airport Tel Aviv, Israel TEB-gsVwK69kXd70QxsDcumN.jpg Michael Hai December 0, 05/24/2020