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United StatesI was lucky to get this tag during it’s original release, and when the Gimli Museum released some for there 40th anniversary of the incident. This is definitely a collectible for those who believe in good luck as after reading the history of this airframe and how the pilots glided this plane safely to the ground with no fatalities!
United StatesThis plane was written into the history books on my 2nd birthday, so its extra special to have a well-engraved piece of it as a memento
United KingdomManaged to get a 40th Anniversary Tag, it's a beautiful tag with unfathomable history. Very happy to own one.
United StatesI bought this after learning about the Gimli Glider's story and all of the circumstances that led to it landing safely when it ran out of fuel. It was something to remind me to hold on to hope when things look really really bad, and that unconventional knowledge or methods could turn the tide.
SwedenI bought this Gimli glider tag because of the cool history. When I got the tag I tought it was a really nice tag. Now the tag stands in my display cabinet.
CanadaWell, I knew of Plane Tags for a long time, but when these came out I had to get it because it's such an iconic Canadian plane that took place during the early days of conversion to metric. Its well documented with many documentaries so having a piece of history just makes it all the more special.
United StatesThough the tag may be plain white, it is the history behind this tag that makes it such a joy to own. Many people know of the story behind the Gimli Glider yet only a few people can say that they own an actual piece of the Glider itself. Motoart has done a great service tagging this historic aircraft, saving it from being recycled and turned into cans. I wish there was more material and color variations, but regardless this made for a fantastic first tag.
AustraliaI have several planetags, but this one is really special. I have always been interested in the story of the Gimli Glider and then to have the ability to own a piece of this special plane is awesome. The product itself is terrific, but these limited release tags for specific aircraft is what makes this planetag really special for me.
ItalyTutto come descritto, perfetto!
United StatesI ordered two of these tags from MA. Both are beautifully cut pieces of history from the famous Gimli Glider (Air Canada Flight 143). I use one on my luggage and the other I keep tucked safe away. These are totally sold out now so you'll have to go aftermarket to find one! Good luck!
AustraliaMy car keys are hanging for from a little piece of aviation history. I absolutely love my plane tags.
Canada....They say that the luggage tag could have come from any plane ;-) Whatever, it makes for a great conversation piece. Love it!!
CanadaYou all do a great job at preserving history! Fabulous presentation! Thank you!
United KingdomWhat a piece of history to have! I’m hoping a little Gimli’s luck rubs off on me....time will tell!
United StatesI love the concept and am impressed with the quality and history of the aircraft. I have since purchased more.
United StatesI keep it on my purses for good luck. I love the history and yes I know it is a baggage tag. Thank you so much
CanadaWhen I saw the tag I had to have it. I bought 2, one for a gift. I have been to Gimli. I know the story and I used to fly on Air Canada a lot. It hangs on my everyday work bag and I get asked about it. One young lady asked me if I was a retired pilot because of the “retired” on the tag. I had to explain that I might be retirement age but I am not a retired pilot. Honest. The tag is really well made and, while I carry it every day, it doesn’t have a scratch or a chip.
United StatesI ordered this for my husband for Christmas and he absolutely loves it. It’s made well and looks great!
CanadaI have this tag on my everyday carry bag for work. I knew of the Gimli Glider. I have even been to Gimli, although nothing to do with this flight. What this flight crew did was nothing short of phenomenal. You have likely read that other pilots in simulators failed. So what does Air Canada do? They PUNISHED the crew. Idiots they are, but they had to reinstate because the crew were getting so many accolades from their peers. Once retired, Air Canada should have put this plane in a garden with a holy water fountain so that people could go rub it for luck. No, they junked it, and I am beyond pleased to think I have a small piece of it so I will always remember what that crew did and this tag further prompts me to do that. Thanks for making this and thanks for making the tag available.
United StatesLove that I can own a piece of the historic Gimli Glider
