Keychain Boeing 767 Austrian Airlines OE-LAX
This keychain was made from the skin of the Boeing 767 Austrian Airlines OE-LAX aircraft. All key fobs have a unique serial number.
We are pleased to present the Aviationtag from the former Boeing 767-300ER OE-LAX Austrian Airlines. The OE-LAX with MSN 27095 was delivered to the then Lauda Air in 1992, dubbed none other than “James Dean”.
After 15 years of taking to the skies for the airline founded by former Formula 1 driver Niki Lauda, the Boeing 767 joined Austrian Airlines in 2007, where it was dubbed the “Salzburg Festival”.
OE-LAX ended up with Kalitta Air, a cargo airline in Michigan. The aircraft was registered as N788CK, but was used exclusively for the extraction of spare parts.
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