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The Ukrainian Air Force series features a woven image of a khaki Mi-8 HIP helicopter and excellent fittings.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of an F-16 in green and metal fittings.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of an L-39 in green and metal fittings.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of the Mig-29 Fulcrum plane in khaki color and excellent hardware.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of the Su-25 Frogfoot fighter in khaki color and excellent hardware.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of the Su-27 Flanker fighter in khaki color and excellent hardware.
Ukrainian Air Force series with a woven image of Antonov An-26 Curl in gray color and metal fittings.
Ukrainian Air Force series with woven image of Ilyushin Il-76 in gray color and metal fittings.
A bright double-sided blue keychain with the popular Antonov An-2 airplane, it is easy to attach to your keys, backpack or bag.
A bright double-sided blue keychain with the popular Antonov An12 airplane, it is easy to attach to your keys, backpack or bag.
A bright double-sided blue keychain with the popular Antonov An-225 airplane, it is easy to attach to your keys, backpack or bag.
A bright double-sided blue keychain with the popular Antonov An-26 airplane, it is easy to attach to your keys, backpack or bag.
A double-sided aviation keychain with an image of the AN-178 transport aircraft and an inscription. Embroidered in blue and yellow colors - a real patriotic accessory for fans of Ukrainian aviation.
Mirage 2000 aviation keychain - double-sided embroidery, durable fabric, metal key ring.
Keychain with the silhouette of the legendary An-225 Mriya, high-quality machine weaving, metal ring for keys or luggage. The symbol of the Ukrainian aviation dream is always with you.
The keychain bears the inscription “That's All, Brother”, which is related to the history of the Douglas C-47 Skytrain, the military version of the civilian DC-3. It was this aircraft that led the formation of 800 other aircraft from which approximately 13,000 American paratroopers jumped on D-Day, June 6, 1944, which marked the beginning of the liberation of France in the last two years of World War II.
