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The Boeing 727-200 Braniff is a symbol of the jet age, when designs were bold and liveries were instantly recognizable. A three-line airliner with character and color that cannot be confused with any other.
It was with the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner that Austrian Airlines ushered in a new era of long-haul flights from Vienna, focusing on modern technology and efficiency. The OE-LPM aircraft became part of a comprehensive fleet renewal program that saw Austrian transition from classic wide-body aircraft to the new generation Dreamliner.
Trump Force One is the unofficial name of a private Boeing 757-200 owned by The Trump Organization and used by Donald Trump before and after his presidency. The aircraft has a VIP configuration for 43 passengers: there is a dining room, bedroom, guest room, bathroom with shower, and kitchen on board, and part of the interior is decorated with gilded elements.
The Boeing 777-300ER in the Thai Airways fleet became the backbone of long-haul routes between Asia and Europe. It was these aircraft that shaped the image of Thailand's national carrier on intercontinental flights, combining a large cabin with the airline's distinctive livery.
The Boeing 747-8 in the Korean Air fleet is one of the last passenger aircraft in the legendary Jumbo Jet series. Flight HL7642 symbolizes the era of long-haul transportation, when large four-engine aircraft remained the flagships of intercontinental routes.
This Boeing 737-8 MAX features a special Proud of Poland’s Independence livery, created in honor of Poland's independence. The red wave along the fuselage makes the aircraft one of LOT's most recognizable planes.
A collectible miniature dedicated to the legendary Pan Am. The 50th-anniversary design highlights its historical significance and makes the model particularly valuable to fans of classic aviation.
