Keychain made of real aircraft skin: Boeing 747-400 Eva Air B-16462 (white)

EVA Air launched its first North American route, Taipei to Los Angeles, in 1992 utilizing its 747-400 fleet. Eventually, as the airline updated its fleet, the 747 was replaced by the Boeing 777-300ER on passenger routes. Our plane, B-16462, was delivered to EVA Air on October 7, 1993, and was converted to its current cargo configuration in April, 2007.  B-16462 was retired in 2016 and stored at Mojave Air & Space Port. It has been preserved by MotoArt as part of the PlaneTag commercial aircraft collection. 

The color combinations for this Boeing 747-400SF have produced some of the most exciting and beautiful PlaneTags that MotoArt has produced to date. The much anticipated release of EVA Air 747-400SF PlaneTags is now here. Add a solid, a combo bundle - or both - to your collection today.