Shortly before you reach the airport, the taxi driver asks whether you are flying international or domestic: I need to go to the terminal for domestic flights.
A building lies ahead of you, and because it is not dark yet (I need) you can see a cloth on the ground with a go-kart on it (to go); you ride it across the cloth to a chair standing in the middle of the terminal (to the terminal). At the back, four men (for) hold up a poster of Cologne Cathedral, with altar servers in front of it, one of them holding a ticket (domestic) – for a show where you throw flying eggs into a bin that also has a little snake in it (flights).