BAC 1-11 Srs 200 (Cascade Airways 1984)

Capture a forgotten chapter of Pacific Northwest aviation history with this historically accurate decal set for the BAC 1-11 sr.200 in the Cascade Airways 1984 livery.

Cascade Airways was a regional carrier based in Spokane, Washington, operating scheduled services across the Pacific Northwest throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s. The airline flew the BAC 1-11 sr.200 — the original short-fuselage variant of British Aircraft Corporation's twin-jet — on routes connecting smaller communities to major hubs. Cascade was one of the few American regional carriers to operate the British-built 1-11, making it a distinctive outlier in an era dominated by American-built jets. The airline ceased operations in 1988, leaving behind little more than photographs and memories for aviation enthusiasts.

The 1984 livery represents Cascade Airways in its final active years — a rarely modelled scheme that deserves a place in any collection dedicated to short-lived or regional American carriers.

What's included:

• Full livery decals for the BAC 1-11 sr.200 (Cascade Airways 1984)
• Fuselage titles, airline markings, and registration numbers
• Available in scale: 1/144

Decal quality: Printed using high-resolution digital printing technology, delivering sharp edges, accurate colors, and excellent durability. White areas are fully opaque — safe for use on both light and dark painted surfaces.

Compatible model kits: Suitable for 1/144 scale BAC 1-11 sr.200 variants from major manufacturers.

Perfect for: Regional airline collectors, Pacific Northwest aviation enthusiasts, and modelers seeking rare American carrier liveries.