Front-side view of a 3-engined jet airliner being towed from left to right by a low-slung white tug whose rear body is wrapped around the plane's nose-wheels. The plane is white on top, with a grey lower half, and a brown and black stripe running along the body, just below the passenger cabin windows. There are red "SwissAir" titles on the upper forward fuselage, and a small, white, letter "C" on the black stripe on the nose-cone. The white registration "HB-IWC" is on the black stripe on the rear fuselage, under the tail. The centre engine runs through the bottom of the red tail, above the upper rear fuselage, which has a large white cross in the middle, resembling the Swiss flag. The tails of a couple of smaller planes in a similar livery can be seen in the background on the right, with a couple more of different types can be seen on the left, with some other jet airliners beyond them. In the middle of the frame, a grey concrete building has a sign on the top - a red section on the left containing a white cross between a pair of white arrow-heads pointing outwards to either side, and a larger blue section with the white word "FlugHafenBahn" (Airport Train Station). Grey buildings in a very industrial landscape in the distance vanish into hazy grey sky.