Description
Gemini Jets Special EL AL (Old Livery) B767-200 is a Gemini Jets die-cast metal model completely assembled in 1/400 scale. Gemini diecast model jets use aircraft manufacturers' blueprints and Pantone? color charts to assure accurate duplication of their replicas. Gemini Jets range of scale diecast metal airliner replicas represent the world's airlines both past and present. Gemini Jets 1:400 scale models are highly collectible and are all limited editions. As with all Jemin Jets limited edition collectibles, it is our policy not to reissue models which have previously sold out. Gemini Jets have gone to great lengths to provide you a diecast metal airliner that replicates your favorite aircraft, without sacrificing accuracy. Once the item is sold out, it will become a rare collectible plane. Dont miss the opportunity to acquire one of these, they would look fantastic on a desk. Compare these to ones offered by Dragon Wings, AeroClassics, Jet-X, Big Bird, Dream Jets, or Diecast Wings and you will find no comparison in quality for the price.= History =The Boeing 757-200 was originally designed to replace the famous 727-200 whose twenty-year-old design had seen its day. Airlines were in need of an aircraft with a slightly higher passenger capacity, yet it had to be superior economically. With orders placed from the initial launch customers, Eastern Airlines and British Airways, the 757-200 became reality. The prototype was first flown on February 19, 1982, and, upon completing certification, was launched into service by Eastern Airlines on January 1, 1983. Although originally delivered with Rolls Royce engines, certain airlines opted for Pratt & Whitney powered aircraft, and both have proven to be quite popular for their respective customers. The 757-200 has proven to be one of the most fuel-efficient airliners ever built with Revenue Seat per Mile (RSM) the best in the industry. Condor Airlines of Germany, who has experienced extreme satisfaction with the 757-200, was the launch customer for the stretched 757-300 that went into service in early 1999. The 757-300 is the longest single-aisle twinjet ever built.
