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Herpa KLM Airbus A321neo - PH-AXA "Koninginnepage / Swallowtail" 1/500 538053
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Description
With the entry into service of this first A321neo in September 2024, the Dutch airline has begun modernizing its medium-haul fleet. All Boeing 737s are to be gradually replaced by more efficient aircraft of the Airbus A320neo family. This first of thirteen A321neo aircraft will initially be used on flights to Copenhagen, Berlin and Stockholm. PH-AXA is named after the swallowtail butterfly; employees had spoken out in favor of naming the A321neo fleet, with which the transformation of the fleet will begin, after butterflies.
Length: 8.90 cm
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