Celebrate 100 Years of Flight American Airlines is celebrating 100 years of flight in 2026. To bring the celebration to life, the airline designed a special livery commemorating this milestone anniversary. The centennial livery utilizes the airline's current livery design as a canvas with acknowledgements to the airline's 100-year brand and progress. Evoking a sense of familiarity, the aircraft livery has been thoughtfully layered with details telling a deeper story: Silver infinity symbols representing American's enduring legacy and infinite possibilities. This exclusive SkyMarks 1/130 Scale model captures every detail of the American Airlines 737-800 Centennial Anniversary Edition. This officially licensed replica captures the essence of American Airlines 100-year legacy with precision and artistry. Premium Quality & Authentic Detail Crafted from superior injection-molded plastic components, this Skymarks 1/130 model offers a simple snap-fit design for easy assembly-no glue required. Measuring approximately 11-3/4 inches long with a 10-1/2-inch wingspan, it includes a durable display stand for elegant showcasing. This true-to-scale replica features authentic graphics and markings, making it a must-have for aviation enthusiasts and collectors. Key Features - Officially Licensed 1/130 Scale Replica of American Airlines 737-800 Centennial Livery - Exclusive American Airlines Centennial Livery with silver infinity symbols - Impressive Size - 11-3/4" length, 10-1/2" wingspan - Easy Assembly - snap-fit design, no glue required - Includes Plastic Display Stand for elegant presentation Reserve Yours Today Don't miss your chance to own a piece of aviation history. Add this item to your wish list on The Airplane Shop and we will secure your model with estimated shipping in June 2026. Availability will be highly limited-act fast to celebrate this milestone in style!

Celebrate 100 Years of Flight American Airlines is celebrating 100 years of flight in 2026. To bring the celebration to life, the airline designed a special livery commemorating this milestone anniversary. The centennial livery utilizes the airline's current livery design as a canvas with acknowledgements to the airline's 100-year brand and progress. Evoking a sense of familiarity, the aircraft livery has been thoughtfully layered with details telling a deeper story: Silver infinity symbols representing American's enduring legacy and infinite possibilities. Elevate your collection with the SkyMarks Elite 1:100 scale model of the American Airlines Centennial 737-800. This officially licensed replica captures the essence of American Airlines 100-year legacy with precision and artistry. Exceptional Craftsmanship & Design. Crafted from high-quality, injection-molded resin, this premium model showcases the exclusive Centennial livery featuring silver infinity symbols representing enduring legacy and infinite possibilities-and a luxurious finish that pays tribute to the airline's heritage and premium experience. Impressive Size & Elegant Display. With a wingspan and length of 16 inches, this large-scale model makes a striking centerpiece for any collection. It comes mounted on a sturdy, elegant wooden stand, perfect for display on desks, shelves, or in collector cases. The Perfect Gift for Aviation Enthusiasts. Whether for seasoned collectors, aviation lovers, or American Airlines fans, this model combines timeless design with exceptional detail-making it the ultimate tribute to 100 years of flight. Each model arrives in an elegant gift box, ready to impress and ideal for special occasions. Reserve Yours Today. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of aviation history. Add this item to your wish list on The Airplane Shop and we will secure your model with estimated shipping in June 2026. Availability will be highly limited-act fast to celebrate this milestone in style!

Experience Aviation Excellence: SkyMarks Copa Airlines 737-MAX9. Bring the thrill of the skies to your desk or display case with the SkyMarks 1/130 scale model of the Copa Airlines Boeing 737-MAX9 (Registration HP-9901). As the "Hub of the Americas," Copa Airlines connects the continent through its Panama City base, and the 737 MAX 9 is the crown jewel of their modern, efficient fleet. This model features solid injection molded plastic construction with highly detailed graphics. All models assemble in minutes and include a display stand. Model is approximately 11 ¼ inches long with 11 ¾ inch wingspan.

This resin airplane model with wooden display stand is faithfully painted in Delta Airline's livery, and includes landing gear, adding to its authenticity. Made in 1/100 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics and assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+ The twin-engine widebody Airbus A330-300 can seat between 250 to 290 passengers in a typical layout and as many as 440 passengers in an expanded arrangement, providing airlines with scheduling flexibility to fly all types of routes from short-haul trips to long-haul destinations, enabling it to serve big city airports, airport hubs, and significant secondary destinations. The red, white, and navy-blue colors of the Delta livery reflect the importance of Delta to America's aerial heritage. From being the first flying crop-duster operation, training WW2 pilots, and being among the first airlines to have a team of flight attendants and introduce a frequent flyer program, Delta is at the forefront of the airline industry's development.

Showcase one of the world’s most recognizable commercial aircraft with the SkyMarks Elite American Airlines Boeing 777-200 1/100 scale airplane model. Expertly crafted from premium resin, this highly detailed collectible captures the sleek design and iconic American Airlines livery of the legendary Boeing 777-200. Measuring approximately 24 1/2 inches long with a 24-inch wingspan, this large-scale display model makes an impressive centerpiece for aviation enthusiasts, offices, and collector showcases. Complete with a premium wood stand and metal upright for elegant presentation, this collector-grade replica is perfect for aviation fans and adult collectors ages 14 and up.

When United Airlines started flying the Boeing Dreamliner 787-10 in 2019, it became the first airline in the world to operate all three Dreamliner models. It was designed as a longer version of the Boeing 787-9, sharing many of its features in a more extended form. Its commercial airline routes include flying between Los Angeles and Newark, supplemented by high-demand transcontinental and some international routes. Due to its length, it has the best per-seat operating costs of the Dreamliner variants, with enough range to fly connections like the US West Coast to Europe, or the US West Coast to most of Asia. Adult collectible ages 14+

Add the flagship of the modern short-haul European fleet to your collection. The SkyMarks British Airways Airbus A321neo beautifully replicates G-TNEC—the next-generation narrowbody that anchors British Airways' high-density, eco-efficient regional operations. Painted in the stunning, contemporary "Chatham Dockyard" livery, this model features the brilliant white fuselage, deep navy belly, and the iconic stylized Union Jack flag sweeping across the tail. This model features solid injection molded plastic construction with highly detailed graphics. All models assemble in minutes and include a display stand. Model is approximately 11 ¾ inches long with 9 ½ inch wingspan.

This high-quality replica is crafted from resin and comes with a durable display stand. With a length of 18" and a wingspan of 9", the 1/72 scale model assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+ At the time it was built in the mid-1960s, the SR-71 was proclaimed the world's fastest jet aircraft. It was capable of reaching speeds exceeding Mach 3, over 2,000 mph. It was 107.4 ft long with a 55.6 ft wingspan, and could reach altitudes up to 85,000 ft. This long-range strategic reconnaissance aircraft was developed by Lockheed's "Skunk Works" team from their Advanced Development Projects Lab. The aircraft flew for over 20 years, gathering crucial intelligence for the US Air Force. It was retired in the 1990s due to high operating costs. Between its unmatched speed and advanced engineering, it was considered the high point of aviation technology and innovation during the Cold War-era.