This injection-molded plastic airplane model with plastic display stand is faithfully painted in JetBlue's standard livery adding to its authenticity. Made in 1/200 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics, and includes easy-snap pieces so it assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+ The narrow-bodied Airbus A321 has a single aisle and was developed to provide airlines with a lower fuel-burning option for short and medium-range flights. The aircraft is powered by two pylon-mounted turbofan engines on the wings. JetBlue added it to their Mint livery fleet to offer passengers a premium travel experience including the comfort of stylish seats and the convenience of technology. The current JetBlue livery was unveiled in June 2023. It features an all-blue design with a larger logo, colorful winglets, and a refreshed version of the "Hops" pattern on the tailfin. The new livery is part of a bold and modern redesign making JetBlue stand out more than ever. Model is approximately 9 inches long with a 7 inch wingspan.

This Injection-molded plastic airplane model replica of the Alaska Airlines 737-900 comes in 1:200 scale with a plastic display stand. It is faithfully painted in Alaska Airline's new livery introduced in 2016. Made in 1/200 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics, and includes easy-snap pieces so it assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+ The actual Boeing 737-900 was designed for short to medium-range flights, and is part of the Boeing 737 Next Generation (737 NG) family. It is the longest variant of the 737-800. It had a length of 138 feet and 2 inches, with a wingspan of 117 feet and 10 inches. It can carry up to 220 passengers and has a range of around 3,200 nautical miles. Model is approximately 8 1/4 inches long with a 7 inch wingspan.

This injection-molded plastic airplane model with plastic display stand is faithfully painted in Southwest Airline's livery adding to its authenticity. Made in 1/200 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics, and includes easy-snap pieces so it assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+. The first Boeing 737-800 jet to join Southwest's fleet was called Warrior One, in honor of the airline's early years and the fighting spirit of its crew. Able to carry 175 passengers, it was the largest plane Southwest had ever flown at the time. It also had more range, being approved for longer overwater flights, enabling Southwest to add Hawaii to its routes. The Southwest Airlines Heart Livery adorns their fleet, giving passengers a colorful flight. The Silver honors the company's heritage, Blue expresses its commitment to exploration, Red emphasizes customer service, and Yellow signifies bold heights ahead. Model is approximately 7 3/4 inches long with a 7 inch wingspan.

This injection-molded plastic airplane model with plastic display stand is faithfully painted in American Airline's livery adding to its authenticity. Made in 1/200 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics, and includes easy-snap pieces so it assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+. The 787-9, also known as "The Dreamliner," was added to the American Airlines fleet in 2016. It is a mid-size, dual-aisle, twin-engine jet, designed to be a more fuel-efficient replacement for similar-sized commercial aircraft. Measuring 206 feet long by 56 feet high, with a 197-foot wingspan, it can reach a speed of 593mph and fly as high as 43,000 feet. The American Airlines Livery adorns their fleet of 737 airplanes, its sleek white body covered with the red and blue colors of the U.S. flag on its tail in tribute to the never-ceasing curiosity and exploration that define America. Model is approximately 12 1/5 inches long with a 12 inch wingspan.

This injection-molded plastic airplane model with plastic display stand is faithfully painted in Southwest Airline's livery adding to its authenticity. Made in 1/200 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics, and includes easy-snap pieces so it assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+. United Airlines was the first airline to operate all three variants of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner family, including the 787-10 which is the largest of the 787 family. It measures 224 feet long by 56 feet high and has a wingspan of 197 feet. It can reach a speed of 593 mph with a range of approximately 6,430 nautical miles, and can fly as high as a maximum altitude of 12,500 feet. In 2019, United Airlines revised their livery as a tribute to its previous liveries with some added touches to celebrate the heights still yet to come. Retaining the prior livery's globe design, it was repainted light blue instead of gold, while the tail has also been lightened. Additionally, the airline's name is now significantly larger. Model is approximately 13 ¼ inches long with a 12 inch wingspan.

This injection-molded plastic airplane model with plastic display stand is faithfully painted in Delta Airline's livery adding to its authenticity. Made in 1/200 scale, the model features highly detailed graphics, and includes easy-snap pieces so it assembles in minutes. Recommended for ages 14+. The Airbus A350 is one of the most fuel-efficient aircraft operating in the world today. The state-of-the-art airplane is built from advanced materials. A combination of carbon composites, titanium, and modern aluminum alloys delivers environmental benefits such as lower fuel burn and reduced CO2 emissions. 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-dusting operation in the world to training pilots for World War 2, and introducing teams of flight attendants as early as 1940, to being one of the first airlines to offer a frequent flyer program, Delta has been at the forefront of the airline industry's development. Model is approximately 13 1/4 inches long with a 12 3/4 inch wingspan.