- by Dave Hall
Best Aviation Gifts Under $30
- by Dave Hall
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Looking for the perfect gift to fill your favorite avgeek’s stocking this holiday? Check out our holiday gift guide for the perfect aviation stocking stuffers.

Here’s why PlaneTags are perfect for gift giving. They are:

$19.95
Give a gift that gives back. This sparkly aviation Christmas ornament is made from a Virgin Atlantic Airbus A340-642 registered as G-VGAS. With every one sold, a portion is donated to the Virgin Atlantic Foundation.

$19.99
Give a shirt that will stand out at the next air show. Choose a MotoArt crew shirt or a special edition DC-3 shirt.
$22.50
Every Allegiant MD80 PlaneTag sold gives $3 to The Sunshine Foundation, Allegiant’s 501c3 that supports Team Members in their critical time of need.

$24.95
This Chinook helicopter has a lot of stories to tell. It is also among the heaviest lifting and fastest Western helicopters.
$24.95
This collectible A320 PlaneTag is from a section of one of two airframes used in the award winning movie “Sully”, based on the true story of the “Miracle On The Hudson” when Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger and First Officer Jeff Skiles landed the A320 (Flight 1549) after complete engine failure at 2,700 feet. Either of these two Airbus collectibles will make a great pilot gift.

$24.95
This 747-200 was built in 1979 for Philippine Airlines and served their fleet for over 19 years, and then was converted to an air freighter for Atlas and Southern Air.

$24.95
Taking its first flight in 1935, the DC-3 quickly revolutionized the industry with unmatched speed and range.

$24.95
Taking to the skies in the 60s and 70s at the forefront of corporate transport, only 258 of the twin-jet swept wing Gulfstream II were originally built by Grumman.

$24.95
These PlaneTags are the perfect aviation memento honoring the longest single aisle twin-jet commercial aircraft ever built.

$26.95
The DC-4 became the prime “heavy” transport for the U.S. Forces which carried men and material to every theater of WWII. After the war, the DC-4 became the main hero of the Berlin Airlift. With Berlin surrounded and cut off from the West, airlifting supplies of food and fuel was the only way to keep the population from starving or freezing to death. It is a favorite WWII airplane.

$26.95
The stories this DC-6 could tell! Read more about it here and buy one as a gift for a musician.

$29.95
These colorful PlaneTags have become a favorite. Grab a Southwest Boeing 737 gift here.

$29.95
These Japan Airlines PlaneTags are made from the skin of a Triple Seven and are a popular gift for pilots.

$29.95
Our Boeing 747 first flew international routes for United Airlines until it was retired in March 2009. It began the second journey of its career in March 2012 when its cockpit and controls, engines, pylons, landing gear, actuators, electrical, hydraulics and fuel subsystems were incorporated into the Stratolaunch, the world’s largest aircraft by wingspan.
Shopping with PlaneTags couldn’t be easier. Sign up for our mailing list. Grab your promo code and watch for our emails and texts for upcoming holiday sales. Happy holidays from the MotoArt PlaneTags family.
Fairchild C-82 Packet: The Forgotten Twin-Boom
Before the Flying Boxcar became a military workhorse, Fairchild’s engineers built an ambitious twin-boom transport that paved the way for it. The Fairchild C-82 Packet was a postwar cargo aircraft that promised big things but struggled to live up to them. Although it served for only a few short years, it played an important role in shaping the aircraft that would follow. Today, the legacy of one particular Packet, serial number 44-22991, lives on through MotoArt PlaneTags, preserved from the legendary Soplata Collection.
Born to Last: The Story of the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress
For more than 70 years, the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress has symbolized power, endurance, and innovation in the skies. Born from the Cold War’s demand for a global-range bomber, this legendary aircraft continues to serve generations later. MotoArt now honors that enduring legacy with handcrafted B-52 Coasters, made from authentic aircraft aluminum sourced from Dave Hall’s Mojave boneyard collection. Each coaster is a tangible piece of aviation history, reimagined for collectors who appreciate timeless craftsmanship and the story behind every rivet.
American Airlines DC-10: The Jet That Defined a Generation of Air Travel
The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 marked a new era in American Airlines’ history and the evolution of long-haul travel. Delivered in 1973, aircraft N125AA carried passengers across the globe in polished aluminum and red, white, and blue style before later flying for Hawaiian Airlines. Decades after its final flight, MotoArt rediscovered this DC-10 at Mojave and transformed it into authentic PlaneTags. Each tag preserves a genuine piece of aviation history and celebrates the wide-body jet that defined the golden age of air travel.


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