Olympic Airways SX-OAD Boeing 747 Window Fuselage Cut

HERE I HAVE A BOEING 747 WINDOW CUT FROM THE FUSELAGE OF A OLYMPIC AIRWAYS AIRLINER WITH THE REG SX-OAD

This window has undergone a lengthy process of restoration and has been polished to a mirror shine.

These are made to order and can have rounded or pointed edges.

Back in August 1979, the Boeing 747-200 with the Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) 21684 was registered as 9V-SQI and delivered to Singapore Airlines. The plane was to fly for the Asian airline for just six years before changing hands to Olympic Airways in April 1985. The Boeing 747 the took to the skies for 17 years sporting the new registration SX-OAD and christened “Olympic Flame”. From January 2002 to December 2020, the aircraft could be admired at Bruntingthorpe Museum.

In 2006, the aircraft bore the fake registration G-ASDA whilst painted in the colours of the British supermarket chain ASDA as part of a marketing campaign.

This has flown thousands and thousands of miles across the globe and is in impeccable condition for its age.

I have attached a screenshot of the airframe history and a few pictures.

This could easily be mounted on a wall or simply leaned up, lighting up your room or man cave.

90cm Height
47cm Width
4cm Thick