Aircraft Skin Tags

Let's delve into the history of our latest Aviationtag edition, born from the Hawker Siddeley 748, registered as C-FYDY. In 1968, this aircraft com...

A piece of German aviation history The Boeing 737-800 NG, with the tall MSN 29329 and the catchy registration D-ABKA, was delivered in March 1999 a...

The Royal AIr Force returns to Aviationtag! We proudly present the latest Aviationtag edition of the English Electric Canberra PR.9 – a legendary m...

Our latest edition takes off just in time for the start of summer vacation in France: The former Corsair Boeing 747 F-GTUI strengthens the Aviation...

From Abu Dhabi to the World of Aviationtag - The next cooperation with Etihad Airways is about to startThe Boeing 777-200LR Worldliner with the reg...

British Airways Boeing 747-436 G-CIVY left Heathrow for the very last time on 8th October 2020 using callsign Speedbird 400. After take off on runw...

A genuine piece of the real aircraft after it was scrapped. The Airbus A330-200 was delivered to British Airtours International Airways in June 199...

Shalom El Al! In April 1994, the Boeing 747-400 with the Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) 26055 was delivered to the Israeli airline El Al Israel...

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

A real piece of the actual aircraft preserved as a key fob.

British Airways Boeing 747-436 G-CIVP has gone down in the record books as the fastest subsonic flight from New York (JFK) to London (LHR) with the...

Original aircraft skin key ring from the actual scrapped aircraft.