A piece of art with aviation history is now available on your table or bookshelves. 

This artistically made table sculpture was cut from the fuselage of Airbus A340 MSN 470/ OY-KBD. Specifically, this large piece skin cut was removed from rear section of the aircraft where flags were painted. 

This upcycling art piece was carefully cut and polished by hand. It also comes with a modern aluminum base. Rivets and stringers were kept for an original feel of the aircraft.

No matter you are a pilot, crew, aviation student, enthusiast or an avgeek, this is an absolutely perfect collection or gift. 

Details

• Color: Red White Blue

• Height with base: 38.5 cm

• Weight: 1.2 Kg

• Aluminum base with aircraft information

Aircraft Information

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) had a total of eight A340-300s, most of which were retired at the end of 2020. SAS A340s had more than 60,000 round-trip flights during 20 years of service, linking Scandinavia with Far East and North America.

Named Toste Viking, this A340 was delivered in 2002. It was the last SAS A340 that was acquired directly from Airbus and the youngest A340 member in SAS fleet.

The aircraft flew to Arizona, USA in November 2020 and was disassembled for parts. We were able to preserve some of the skin cuts and manufacture limited number of original aircraft skin tag that you are holding right now.

Thank you for being a part of the aviation history.

Note

Due to the value and weight of this item, we strongly recommend you use FEDEX/DHL EXPRESS/UPS. For European Union Countries, mandatory VAT and service charge will be collected by FEDEX/DHL EXPRESS/UPS when you receive the package. 

If you did not see your country as shipping destination during check out, please contact us and we will manually calculate the shipping cost.

This product is a specially handcrafted item. RETURN IS NOT ALLOWED. The edge may be sharp and rough. It may cause wound on skin. Keep away from children's reach. 

Each product is unique - color, thickness and wear may differ from one piece to another piece. We did our best to craft and clean each item by hand carefully, however, some scratches on the surface of the product are inevitable due to age of those airplanes. These variations and imperfections are not product flaws. Rather, they are the history and story of the airplane and this Aviator’s Story will continue as an art piece.