Boeing 757-200 / Northwest

Boeing 757-200 Northwest Airlines airplane model. The inaugural flight of the Boeing 757 occurred in February 1982. It shares the same fuselage cross-section as the Boeing 727 but is 19 feet 7 inches longer. The 757 is a short to medium-range airliner that can accommodate up to 224 passengers in a high-density seating configuration. It stands out as one of the most fuel-efficient turbofan-powered aircraft for short to medium distances, boasting a 45 percent fuel saving per passenger compared to previous aircraft in its class. Its avionics system is designed to manage the entire flight, from shortly after takeoff to landing if required, with the flight crew overseeing the systems. The 757 cruises at Mach 0.8 and has a maximum range of 2,476 miles.

Scale: 1/100. Wingspan 15 inches, Length 19 inches.