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The Airbus A350 combines futuristic design, striking new livery, and the status of one of the world's most advanced passenger aircraft. The model immediately attracts attention and is clearly associated with a new era of long-haul flights for Air India.
The Airbus A350-900 in the Japan Airlines fleet was used on regular long-haul and domestic routes as part of the fleet renewal program. The JA13XJ aircraft represents a series of aircraft that became the backbone of JAL's modern transportation in the 2020s.
The Airbus A350F in Etihad Airways livery is a representative of a new generation of cargo aircraft based on the A350 passenger platform. This type symbolizes Etihad's transition to modern, more efficient solutions in the long-haul air cargo segment.
The model depicts HB-IFB—the second Airbus A350-900 in SWISS’s long-haul fleet. The aircraft was named Delémont and became the airline’s first A350 in the classic white-and-red livery. Its first commercial flight was scheduled from Zurich to Montreal.
A modern passenger liner in the bright livery of one of the largest British low-cost carriers, Jet2.com. The compact 1:400 scale makes the model convenient for collection and visual comparison with other civil aircraft types.
A metal model of a passenger liner in bright livery with the Brazilian flag, used by Azul Brazilian Airlines. The 1:200 scale makes the model a striking element of a collection or interior with an aviation accent.
A striking collectible model of Wizz Air Malta's Airbus A321neo in a special Fly the Greenest livery - a modern European low-cost airline in 1:400 scale with a distinctive eco-design.
The modern Airbus A321XLR model in Riyadh Air's corporate livery is a compact replica of the latest long-haul narrow-body aircraft of the new generation.
The Beluga XL was Airbus' response to the growth in wide-body aircraft production. The F-GXLN aircraft is part of a fleet that transports wings, fuselage sections, and other large components between Airbus plants across Europe, remaining one of the most recognizable aircraft in civil aviation.
The Airbus A330-300 in Garuda Indonesia's fleet has become one of the main aircraft for international and regional long-haul routes. The PK-GPW aircraft represents a period of active development of transportation between Indonesia, Asia, and the Middle East in the airline's signature blue and turquoise livery.
The model replicates the Airbus A330-200 with registration CS-TOP in the special TAP Air Cargo livery. Amid a sharp increase in demand for cargo transportation, the aircraft’s passenger cabin was converted for cargo transport. The aircraft retained its passenger windows but now features a prominent AIR CARGO inscription on the fuselage.
This model replicates the F-GXLO—the sixth Airbus BelugaXL aircraft, designed to transport large aircraft components. Its enormous fuselage is complemented by eyes and a smiling face, which have made the BelugaXL one of the most recognizable aircraft in the world. The actual aircraft is operated by Airbus Transport International.
The Airbus A321 model in Spirit Airlines colors is an exact replica of the popular narrow-body airliner. Made of metal by Geminijets, it includes detailed engines, landing gear and a striking corporate design with yellow and black accents. Perfect for collecting, desktop decoration or as an original gift for aviation fans who are building a small airport.
GeminiJets' metal model of the Airbus A350-900 Lufthansa is a combination of high quality workmanship and authentic design. The perfect reproduction of a modern long-haul airliner in 1:200 scale. A great choice for collectors, aviation enthusiasts and civil aviation fans. The model comes with an elegant stand for easy display
Collectible model of the Airbus A380-800 Emirates (A6-EOH) in 1:200 scale by GeminiJets. Metal stand, new livery, aircraft registration - a premium level for true aviation enthusiasts.
With its four engines and distinctive elongated silhouette, the A340-600 is easily recognizable among passenger airliners. The actual aircraft is over 75 meters long and is designed for long-haul intercontinental routes. This metal miniature replicates aircraft D-AIHF in Lufthansa’s new livery, featuring a white crane on a dark blue fuselage. Detailed engines, landing gear, and markings complete the look of the aircraft on the tarmac.
