ORIGINAL AIRCRAFT MATERIAL
Made from genuine fuselage skin recovered from real retired aircraft.
AIRCRAFTTAG
UPCYCLED
AIRCRAFT PARTS
Original aircraft material. Preserved, transformed and given a new life.
FROM AIRCRAFT TO COLLECTIBLE
Retired from flying.
Not from history.
When an aircraft reaches the end of its flying life, parts of its story can live on. We preserve selected sections of original fuselage skin and transform the material into unique aviation collectibles in Vienna, Austria.
UPCYCLING AVIATION
Original aircraft material is preserved and transformed instead of disappearing at the end of an aircraft's service life.
MADE IN VIENNA
Selected aircraft skin is transformed into individual Aircrafttags in Vienna, Austria.
Aircraft material with a second life.
Upcycled aircraft parts preserve original material from retired airplanes and turn it into something that can continue to be appreciated. Every Aircrafttag carries the identity and history of the aircraft its metal once belonged to.
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UPCYCLED AIRCRAFT PARTS
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Boeing B757 - Condor- D-ABOJ
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EI-IKB - Airbus A320 - ITA Airways
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Boeing B737 - Transavia - PH-XRZ
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In offertaBoeing 747-400 - Corsair - F-HSEA
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EXPLORE UPCYCLED AIRCRAFT
From aircraft
to collectible.
Explore Aircrafttags by aircraft type and discover how original fuselage skin from retired airliners is preserved and transformed into aviation collectibles.
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AIRBUS
A320
One of the world's most widely flown commercial aircraft.
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BOEING
737
A familiar sight in airline fleets around the world.
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BOEING
747
The legendary Queen of the Skies.
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AIRBUS
A340
Four engines and one unmistakable silhouette.
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BOEING
757
A distinctive narrow-body classic loved by pilots and enthusiasts.
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AIRBUS
A380
The world's largest passenger aircraft.
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From superjumbo to aviation history
Discover the story of a Lufthansa A380 and how part of its original aircraft skin became a piece of aviation history.
READ THE STORY
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The A320 that brought Sharklets to Europe
Discover the story of CS-TMW and the landmark Sharklet retrofit that gave this TAP Air Portugal A320 a special place in European aviation history.
READ THE STORY
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Condor's legendary Boeing 757-300
A long-haul capable narrow-body that became part of European holiday aviation. Discover the story of Condor's D-ABOL.
READ THE STORY
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions?
Answered.
Everything you need to know about how original aircraft material is preserved and transformed into Aircrafttags.
01 What are upcycled aircraft parts?
Upcycled aircraft parts are original materials recovered from retired aircraft and transformed for a new purpose. Aircrafttag preserves selected sections of genuine fuselage skin and turns them into individual aviation collectibles.
02 Are Aircrafttags made from real aircraft parts?
Yes. Aircrafttags are made from genuine exterior fuselage skin recovered from real retired aircraft. The original aircraft metal, paint and traces of service can remain visible on the finished piece.
03 How is aircraft skin transformed into an Aircrafttag?
Selected sections of original fuselage skin are cut into individual pieces and carefully processed in Vienna, Austria. The finished Aircrafttags preserve the original aircraft material while identifying the aircraft they came from.
04 Why upcycle material from retired aircraft?
Retired aircraft contain materials with a unique aviation history. By preserving selected sections of original fuselage skin, part of the aircraft can continue to exist as a collectible instead of disappearing at the end of its flying life.
05 Do Aircrafttags still show the original aircraft paint?
Yes. Depending on the section of fuselage skin, an Aircrafttag can retain original paint, markings, scratches and other traces from its previous life on the aircraft. This means individual pieces can vary in appearance.
06 Can I trace which aircraft the material came from?
Yes. Aircrafttag releases identify the aircraft type and registration associated with the original fuselage material, allowing you to discover the history of the aircraft behind your piece.