GENUINE AIRCRAFT SKIN
Made from original fuselage skin taken from real retired aircraft.
AIRCRAFTTAG
Made from genuine aircraft skin. Every piece comes from a real retired aircraft.
FROM AIRCRAFT TO AIRCRAFTTAG
Aircrafttags are made from original fuselage skin recovered from retired aircraft. Instead of letting this material disappear, selected sections are preserved and transformed into unique aviation collectibles in Vienna, Austria.
Made from original fuselage skin taken from real retired aircraft.
Each release is connected to the aircraft type, airline and registration the material came from.
Original aircraft skin is preserved and transformed into individual Aircrafttags in Vienna, Austria.
Aircraft skin tags preserve a physical piece of aviation history. Each Aircrafttag is made from genuine aircraft fuselage skin and carries the story of the aircraft it once belonged to. Explore tags from different airlines, aircraft types and registrations.
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION
Every Aircrafttag starts as part of a real aircraft. Explore genuine aircraft skin tags by aircraft type and discover the history behind each piece.
AIRBUS
One of the world's most widely flown commercial aircraft.
BOEING
A familiar sight in airline fleets around the world.
BOEING
The legendary Queen of the Skies.
AIRBUS
Four engines and one unmistakable silhouette.
BOEING
A distinctive narrow-body classic loved by pilots and enthusiasts.
AIRBUS
The world's largest passenger aircraft.
GOOD TO KNOW
Everything you need to know about Aircrafttags made from genuine aircraft skin.
An aircraft skin tag is a collectible made from the original exterior skin of a real aircraft. Aircrafttags preserve pieces of fuselage skin from retired aircraft and transform them into individual aviation collectibles.
Yes. Aircrafttags are made from genuine aircraft skin recovered from retired aircraft. Each release is connected to the aircraft the material originally came from.
Aircrafttags are primarily made from sections of the aircraft's exterior fuselage skin. Depending on the aircraft and the selected panel, the original paint, markings and traces of service may still be visible.
Yes. Aircrafttag releases identify the aircraft type and registration the original material came from, allowing you to discover the history of the aircraft behind your piece.
Scratches, paint variations and other marks can be part of the original aircraft skin. They reflect the material's previous life on a real aircraft and mean that individual Aircrafttags can look different from one another.
Aircrafttags are produced in Vienna, Austria, where original aircraft fuselage skin is preserved and transformed into individual aviation collectibles.