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The first Airbus A321XLR in Air Canada’s fleet. The aircraft features the airline’s signature black-and-white livery with a red maple leaf on the tail and a symbolic registration number that includes the letters XLR. This is a new generation of narrow-body airliners designed for long-haul transatlantic and transcontinental routes.
A plastic stand for model aircraft is a neat and stable solution that allows you to beautifully display the model in flight configuration without unnecessary visual noise.
This Airbus model in the Aerosvit airline livery is the embodiment of the legendary Ukrainian airline that operated until 2013. Made of die-cast metal, it accurately reproduces the brand colors, logo and technical details of the aircraft. It is an ideal choice for those who appreciate the history of Ukrainian aviation and collect rare models.
Flying Honu is one of the most striking liveries ever to appear on an Airbus A380. A smiling sea turtle adorns the fuselage of the ANA aircraft, which operates flights between Japan and Hawaii. Even at a scale of 1:400, the model instantly catches the eye with its unusual design and high level of detail
