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The Airbus A350-900 in the Ethiopian Airlines fleet has become a symbol of the technological breakthrough of African aviation on long-haul routes. The 1:200 scale model replicates the modern airliner that has enabled the airline to significantly expand its intercontinental network and compete with the world's leading carriers.
The Airbus A350-1000 has become a symbol of Japan Airlines' return to its status as Asia's benchmark airline after a difficult period of restructuring. The JA01WJ aircraft is one of the flagships of JAL's long-haul fleet, embodying the Japanese approach to service: restraint, discipline, and uncompromising attention to detail.
The Airbus A380 has become a true symbol of Emirates’ long-haul operations, and the airline remains the largest operator of this legendary double-decker airliner. This model replicates the aircraft with registration A6-EOH in the classic Emirates livery and captures the distinctive silhouette of the world’s largest passenger aircraft.
Wizz Air’s vibrant colors are hard to mistake for any other airline. The Airbus A321neo has become the cornerstone of the carrier’s growth thanks to its increased capacity and fuel efficiency. The model accurately captures the distinctive look of the aircraft that flies daily throughout Europe.
The model depicts an Airbus A220-300 with the registration YL-CSL in the Latvia 100 commemorative livery. The red fuselage with a white stripe mirrors the colors of the Latvian flag, while the light green engines retain airBaltic’s signature style. The model is made of metal and features retractable landing gear.
