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1:200 South African Cargo 737-200F's
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At one point South African Airways operated over 25 of the venerable 737-200 in passenger service. In 1995, South African then converted two of them into freighters, one of which continues to operate to this day.
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1:200 South African 737-800's, Later Tail Design
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South African was an early operator of winglet-equipped 737-800's. Initially, the first four ZS-SJA thru SJD were delivered with a different tail tail design. South African has repainted these into this design, as well as changing the fuselage title size and other subtle additions. This set depicts the most current version of this scheme.
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1:200 South African Airways Old Colors 737-200s
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Prior to the introduction of the current livery, South African Airways aircraft were painted in this attractive scheme with the famous Springbok featured prominently on an orange tail. This decal provides the markings for the Boeing 737-244 Advanced fleet which includes 19 different ship names and corresponding registrations.
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1:200 South African A320s
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South African initially operated a fleet of seven V2500-powered A320s. These were phased out by 2001 and now have been replaced by two new A320s, ZS-SZY and ZS-SZZ. Our decal will letter any of these A320s operated by South African.
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1:200 South African A319's
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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 South African 767-200ERs Delivery Colors
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Prior to the introduction of the current livery, South African Airways aircraft were painted in this attractive orange-tail scheme. SAA operated three Boeing 767-200ERs in these colors.
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1:200 South African Final Colors 767-200s
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South African Airways operated three 767-200ERs between 1993 and 2004. ZS-SRA was delivered new, and -SRB and -SRC were ex-Egypt Air.
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1:144 South African Cargo 737-200F's
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At one point South African Airways operated over 25 of the venerable 737-200 in passenger service. In 1995, South African then converted two of them into freighters, one of which continues to operate to this day.
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1:144 South African 737-800's, Later Tail Design
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South African was an early operator of winglet-equipped 737-800's. Initially, the first four ZS-SJA thru SJD were delivered with a different tail tail design. South African has repainted these into this design, as well as changing the fuselage title size and other subtle additions. This set depicts the most current version of this scheme.
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1:144 South African Airways Old Colors 737-200s
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Prior to the introduction of the current livery, South African Airways aircraft were painted in this attractive scheme with the famous Springbok featured prominently on an orange tail. This decal provides the markings for the Boeing 737-244 Advanced fleet which includes 19 different ship names and corresponding registrations.
John Stokes built the venerable Airfix 737 with upgrades to the cockpit, engines and pylons then used this South African Airways decal to finish his model.
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