
- by Dianna Lopez
Best Aviation Gifts Under $50 | New for 2020
- by Dianna Lopez
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Choosing the perfect gift for an aviation enthusiast is not always easy, even if that enthusiast is yourself. Here are the best aviation gifts under $50 in 2020 from MotoArt PlaneTags. Not sure what to pick? You can’t go wrong with a PlaneTags Gift Card.


Our Qantas Boeing 747-400 #VH-OJP are available in Red 39.95 or White 34.95 and make a great gift for a Qantas crew member or 747 fan. Our previous Qantas 747 PlaneTags sold out quickly so grab one of these while you can.
Don't miss these stunning Vietnam Airlines Airbus A321-200 PlaneTags from TAIL #VN-A347.

These lovely China Airlines A340-300 PlaneTags are made from B-18801.
Light Lavender 32.95
Dark Lavender 32.95
White 27.95

How about a plane used in the filming of "Sully"? Take a look at this Airbus A320 PlaneTag from Tail# N627AW.

The lovely Varga Girl A340 PlaneTag is even more beautiful in person and it is a gift that gives back.

Another gift that gives back is our G-VEIL, the “Queen of the Skies", a Virgin Atlantic A340

Get a MotoArt DC-3 T-Shirt for just 19.99 and a DC-3 Flagship Tulsa PlaneTag for 44.95.

Our McDonnell Douglas Aeroflot MD-11F PlaneTags from TAIL #VP-BDR are some of our most colorful.

Our ANA Boeing 777-200 PlaneTags from TAIL #JA8968 are incredible.
White/Gray 49.95
Dark Blue 29.95
White 24.95

These red and pink Lockheed L-1011 PlaneTags from TAIL #EI-BTN can also make a great Valentines Day gift, but get them now before you miss out.

Can't beat the colors on the Boeing Thai Airways 747 PlaneTag from Tail #HS-TGM
Purple 34.95
White 24.95
Magenta 44.95
Golden 39.95

Check out our Korean Air Boeing 747-400 PlaneTags from HL7495 at 24.95

United Airlines Boeing 747 N198UA PlaneTag was used to make the Stratolaunch.
Blue 29.95
ALOHA Airlines Boeing 737 PlaneTag Tail# N823AL
Orange 39.95 or White 34.95Eastern Airlines DC-9 Tail #N8990E
Polished 45
Southwest 737 PlaneTag Tail# N665WN
Blue 29.95

Boeing 777-346 PlaneTag Tail #JA8943 - 29.95

Gulfstream II PlaneTag Tail# N930LS - 24.95

DC-6 PlaneTag Tail# N90739

From the Walter Soplata Collection: The Douglas DC-7 PlaneTags from N390AA feature an unbelievable patina.
34.99

PBY Catalina 39.95

C-130A Hercules Planetag 34.95

PlaneTags are made from genuine aircraft skin and each has a story to tell. Add some to your collection today or give the perfect aviation gift. PlaneTags Gift Cards let your favorite avgeek choose their own and they never expire.
Grumman OV-1D Mohawk: The U.S. Army's Battlefield Eye in the Sky
The Grumman OV-1 Mohawk was one of the most capable and technologically advanced reconnaissance aircraft operated by the U.S. Army during the Cold War. Designed to gather intelligence close to the front lines, the Mohawk combined short takeoff and landing performance with sophisticated sensor systems that allowed it to detect and monitor activity on the ground in nearly any weather conditions.
At a time when battlefield commanders increasingly relied on timely intelligence, the Mohawk provided information that could not always be obtained through traditional observation methods. Equipped with infrared sensors, cameras, and side-looking airborne radar systems, it helped military planners track troop movements, monitor supply routes, and identify potential threats day or night.
Over a service life that spanned more than three decades, the Mohawk flew missions in Vietnam, served with Army intelligence units in Europe during the height of the Cold War, and helped pioneer many of the airborne surveillance techniques that later became standard throughout the military.
Today, PlaneTags made from OV-1D Mohawk serial number 62-5902 preserve the legacy of an aircraft that played a critical role in military reconnaissance during a period of rapid technological change.
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