American Airlines Boeing 777-300ER Flagship DFW Die-Cast Model

This aircraft commemorates 100 years of American Airlines.

Commemorating 100 years of operation, this 777-300ER nicknamed “Flagship DFW” was first seen late in 2025. Inspired by their early DC-3 Skytrain aircraft, which were named based on the cities they serviced, Flagship DFW is a homage to American’s largest hub in Dallas Fort Worth., Texas. Decorated with orange lightning-bolt stripes down the fuselage and the 1930s American Airlines logo, N735AT performed its first revenue generating flight from DFW to London Heathrow on November 22nd, 2025. Upgraded with “Flagship Suite” and “Premium Economy” seats, “Flagship DFW” offers the highest level of American Airlines services.

Features:

• Authentic paint scheme, engraved panel lines, printed decals, antennas, and surface details
• Retracted or deployed landing gear
• Display stand included
• Measures 14.5”l with a 12” wingspan at 1:200 scale
• Officially licensed

History and Specifications:
One of the most efficient airliners of modern day, Boeing's 777-300ER flew for the first time in February of 2003. Boasting jumbo jet payloads and twin-engine reliability in one complete package, the 777-300ER encompassed nearly 50% of the entire type’s sales. Carrying 400 passengers across a typical range of 7,800 miles, the 777-300ER is powered by two very efficient GE90-115B engines. Creating 230,000 lbs of combined thrust on takeoff and decreasing overall fuel consumption, each aircraft has improved sustainability for long-haul flights.