Before being repainted in Jetstar’s colors, this aircraft operated on domestic routes in Australia. In December 2015, it was this very aircraft that operated Jetstar’s first flight from Nelson to Auckland. The model recreates the aircraft that marked the beginning of Jetstar’s turboprop flights in New Zealand.
In 2017, this cargo plane transported Bao Bao, a giant panda, from the Smithsonian Zoo in Washington, D.C., to the Chinese city of Chengdu. For this flight, an image of a panda was painted on the fuselage. The model of the plane reproduces it exactly as it appeared during that flight.
During its delivery flight from the factory, this aircraft traveled from Seattle to Tel Aviv via New York and Paris. At El Al, it was named Kiryat Motzkin in honor of the city in northern Israel. The aircraft became part of a series of eight aircraft with which the airline renewed its fleet for short- and medium-haul routes.
KLM named this aircraft Zwaan, which means swan in Dutch. A few years after it joined the fleet, a slogan appeared on the fuselage: The world is just a click away. The aircraft was photographed in this livery at London Heathrow in January 2003.
The last two letters of this aircraft’s registration number sounded like “Alpha Juliet” over the radio. It was under this number that the plane spent the last 16 years of its service life. Now, a piece of its fuselage can be worn on a keychain or kept as part of an aviation collection.
The portrait on the nose of this plane comes from the yearbook of Richard Bong’s future wife. The photo was enlarged, retouched, and affixed to the fuselage. Eighty years after the plane went missing, its wreckage was found in New Guinea and identified by the numbers 993 on the wingtip.
In archival photos from the French airfield at Vannes-Mécon, this aircraft can be identified by the yellow “4” and the rooster emblem on the nose. Both details are reproduced on the miniature. It’s interesting to examine it alongside the historical photos and spot the similarities in the markings.
This aircraft was assigned a new registration number for its display at Le Bourget. The digits 144 at the end of the registration number highlighted the model designation, and at the air show itself, the aircraft was assigned a separate exhibit number, 361. It is this specific episode from the test aircraft’s history that the miniature depicts.
This aircraft marked a new chapter in the history of American Airlines’ cabins. It was with the introduction of this Dreamliner that the airline launched its separate Premium Economy class. In the collection, it represents the moment when another option for long-haul travel emerged between standard Economy Class and Business Class.
The name Tek Yürek translates from Turkish as One Heart. It symbolizes solidarity in the wake of the 2023 earthquakes, when this aircraft operated a special flight to transport evacuated families. Behind the aircraft’s anniversary livery lies a story that extends far beyond its role in the fleet.
The Remove before flight keychain is a popular accessory among aviation enthusiasts, pilots, airline employees, and collectors. It symbolizes the importance of following safety procedures and performing pre-flight checks.
Ukrainian defenders have shot down one of the newest Russian aircraft that took part in the attack on Kharkiv and Kharkiv region. The aircraft was manufactured by the Irkutsk Aviation Plant in 2018 and was transferred to the 14th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment, which is stationed in Kursk, near the Ukrainian border.
An authentic aviation keychain made from the wreckage of a Shahed-136 (Geran-2) strike drone shot down by Ukrainian air defense forces while defending the city of Mykolaiv.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of an F-16 in green and metal fittings.
We present to you Antonov fabric ribbon - the perfect accessory for your badge. On the lanyard you will find the official Antonov logo.
The L-39 airsimulator in the center of Kyiv is a full immersion in the cockpit of the legendary training jet. Feel the controls, speed and flight like a real pilot.
Reliable, comfortable and roomy, the backpack will become your favorite accessory for traveling or everyday use. The backpack also has schematic images of the AN225 Mriya and AN124 Ruslan aircraft on the sides. The front pocket has a patch with a list of Antonov aircraft and their NATO code name.
A keychain made of real Sukhoi S70 Okhotnik-B (Okhotnik-B) is a heavy, stealthy unmanned combat aircraft (UAV). The development of the S-70 was started in 2011 by Sukhoi and later by the MiG aircraft corporation. The so-called Russian “innovative” prototype is apparently a “borrowed” version of the Boeing X-45 and Northrop Grumman X-47B programs from the early 2000s.
Campo del Cielo is a large iron meteorite weighing 50 tons. The meteorite fell about 4,600 years ago, 800 km northwest of Buenos Aires in the provinces of Chaco and Santiago del Estero in modern-day Argentina. Only about 5% of meteorites found on Earth contain iron, so the Campo del Cielo material is very valuable for collecting. Incredible specimens of this meteorite can be found in museums and private collections around the world.
The TROPO men's long-sleeved pilot shirt is an ideal choice for pilots, cadets, aviation enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates aviation style. The fitted style, shoulder straps, pockets and high-quality tailoring make it suitable for both uniforms and casual looks.
A collectible keychain made from the fuselage of the legendary Il-76 transport aircraft (UR-76618) is a unique piece of aviation history.
Introducing the Pilot Sweater from A Cut Above Uniforms, the epitome of style and professionalism in the world of aviation uniforms. This sweater is designed for those who want to emphasize their status and belonging to the elite of pilots who choose only the best.
The “F-16 Fighting Falcon” T-shirt is the perfect choice for those who are fond of aviation and want to emphasize their passion for the sky. The design is inspired by the legendary F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet, which symbolizes power, speed and maneuverability. The image of the aircraft on the T-shirt adds to its uniqueness and will be a great addition to the wardrobe of any aviation enthusiast.
The keychain is made from a real fragment of a Boeing 737 aircraft that belonged to Ukraine International Airlines. The plane made its last flight in 2021. A unique aviation souvenir with history for collectors, pilots, and UIA fans.
Choose the Krete pilot sweater from A Cut Above Uniforms - the perfect combination of style and functionality for those who value comfort and elegance. Made of durable acrylic and fleece, this sweater provides reliable protection from wind and cold, while remaining light and pleasant to the touch.
The patch features an embroidered French fighter jet with blue and yellow insignia and combat weapons, and the inscription Ukrainian Air Force in a circle. This design combines modern aviation with the Ukrainian context, emphasizing the support of the air force in times of war.
Airplane-shaped earrings are laconic and stylish jewelry with an aviation accent. Ideal for everyday looks and travel enthusiasts.
A T-shirt featuring the iconic Su-27 Flanker fighter jet—for those who feel the sky in their hearts. Lightweight, comfortable, and stylish, it will highlight your passion for aviation.
An authentic aviation keychain made from the wreckage of a Shahed-136 (Geran-2) strike drone shot down by Ukrainian air defense forces while defending the city of Mykolaiv.
Interactive model Antonov An-225 Mriya 1:400 — is a real find for connoisseurs of Ukrainian aviation. The model has an open nose, replaceable parts for open and closed position, magnetic chassis and a very high level of detail. Realistic processing of engines, cargo compartment and fuselage makes this Dream especially effective on the shelf or in the collection.
