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1:200 A340-600 Doors and Windows
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This decal provides "generic" doors and windows for the Hogan push-fit A340-600's in 1:200 scale.
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1:200 Airbus A321 Doors and Windows
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Standard set of doors and windows for the Hasegawa A321
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1:200 A300-600 Doors and Windows
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This set provides a standard set of doors and windows for the Airbus A300-600.
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1:200 Airbus A350-900 Doors and Windows
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This decal provides the standard doors and windows for an Airbus A350-900. All decals in this set are printed to be opaque and include our standard gray windows.
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1:200 A320 Doors and Windows
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The decal is a typical door and window arrangement for an Airbus A320 and includes cargo doors.
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1:200 South African A319s
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South African Airways operates both the A320 and A319. This set depicts the 11 IAE V2500 powered A319's in SAA's fleet.Use this set with the RetroWings A319 conversion.
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1:200 Ted by United A320s
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Ted, Part of United, started service in 2004 and lasted until January 2009. Designed to compete in the low cost market, Ted operated a fleet of 57 A320s configured with 156 all economy class seats. The aircraft were all reconfigured and painted back into United mainline colors after United shut Ted down.
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1:200 Wind Jet A320s
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Founded in 2003, Wind Jet is a scheduled and charter airline based in Catania, Italy. Wind Jets current fleet consists of 7 A320s and 4 A319s. The set depicts the CFM-powered A320s.
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1:200 jetBlue "Mosaic" A320s
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Low-cost carrier jetBlue started operations in 2000 from New York JFK airport with a fleet of A320s. Each A320 wears a unique name and one of a number of different tail designs. This set depicts the “Mosaic” tail and includes 16 different names seen on jetBlue’s Mosiac A320s.
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1:200 Mexicana Retro A320 N405MX
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Decal depicts the sole Mexicana A320 painted in the "retro " classic "Compania Mexicana de Aviacion " scheme that was seen on DC-4s.
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