KLM Boeing 747-400 · PH-BFN

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The primary subject of the image is a large KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 747 aircraft with registration PH-BFN, painted in the distinctive KLM light blue and white livery. The aircraft features four engines mounted on its wings, a prominent "100" anniversary logo on the front fuselage, and the KLM crown logo on the vertical stabilizer. The plane is being pushed back by a tug vehicle and is oriented nose right, moving away from the terminal area. Behind this aircraft, another plane is visible from American Airlines, painted with the airline's white fuselage and red, white, and blue striped tail design. The scene takes place at a large airport apron adjacent to a terminal building with glass windows and multiple jet bridges. Various ground service vehicles, baggage carts, and ground personnel are present around the American Airlines aircraft. The ground surface is concrete with taxiway markings, and the weather appears clear with strong sunlight casting sharp shadows, indicating daytime with a blue sky visible at the top of the image. Additional keywords: pushback, tug vehicle, apron markings, jet bridge, baggage carts, ground staff, passenger terminal, aircraft engines, four-engine plane, airport taxiway, airline branding, airport operations, ramp area, shadow patterns, aircraft wings, concrete pavement, airline anniversary, vertical stabilizer, airport equipment. -- KLM Boeing 747-400 PH-BFN SFO airport KSFO airport San Francisco International Airport South San Francisco, California, United States tKkqtXHPgSNn45Y74xNx.jpg Calvin Stewart December 0, 04/21/2020