This keychain was made from the skin of a Boeing 757 D-ALEW DHL Express
Built in 1988, the D-ALEW originally served as a passenger plane for British Airways before joining DHL Express in 2003. Converted to a cargo plane, it transported cargo around the world until its retirement in 2017. After being decommissioned in 2018, it was dismantled together in Castellon. The plane was handed over to Aviationtag to be cut up and made into these unique keychains!
Note: Each tag is unique. They differ in touch, material thickness and color. Small bumps reflect the many years spent in the air. Minor scratches, paint chips, and bumps are quite normal and give Aviationtag a special charm - the charm of a vintage product. These features are not the result of the production process, but reflect the condition of the materials used in the aircraft!
You can order the keychain on our website or buy it in the store at Kyiv, Khreshchatyk 50b. We provide fast delivery to any corner of the world and guarantee the quality of each model.
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