Keychain Tupolev TU-22R
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Here is a unique collectible keychain made from the fuselage of the Soviet supersonic reconnaissance bomber Tu-22R with the tail number “31 Red”. This aircraft, serial number 07-05, was the fifth in the seventh series batch, built in 1961. For nearly three decades, it flew strategic reconnaissance missions as part of the 199th Separate Long-Range Aviation Regiment based in Nizhyn.
The mission routes were over Germany, Turkey, Iran, the Bosphorus, the Black Sea, and the Mediterranean. This Tu-22R was originally designated “58 Red” and later changed to “31 Red”. In 1991, it completed its service, flying for exactly the period of time that the Tupolev Design Bureau had set as the aircraft's service life - 30 years.
After the collapse of the USSR, the aircraft remained in Ukraine. In 1994, it became the first Tu-22R to be scrapped in accordance with international agreements. Thanks to the efforts of the Fuselage Creations enthusiasts, the aircraft mechanic who serviced the plane, and aviation researcher Vitaliy Suprun, a part of this historic aircraft was preserved.
You can order the Tupolev TU-22R keychain on our website or buy it in the store at 50b Khreshchatyk Street, Kyiv. We provide fast delivery to any corner of the world and guarantee quality.The keychain is made from a real fuselage of a Soviet Tu-22R reconnaissance aircraft that flew with the 199th Regiment. Limited edition - only 777 copies.
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