Aviation History and Photos Blog | PlaneTags™

Oct 12, 2023
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SEPECAT Jaguar: A Collaboration of Aviation Excellence

In the late 1960’s, as the British Royal Air Force (RAF) and the French Armée de l'Air prepared to replace their aging ground-attack fleet, the two nations came together to produce a brand new aircraft to suit both of their needs. Introducing the SEPECAT Jaguar.

Sep 28, 2023
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Airbus A320: A Closer Look At Air Canada's Fleet

Throughout its 86 year history, Air Canada has adapted to changing times through innovation, embracing new technologies, and a solid fleet of dependable planes. MotoArt now welcomes an Air Canada Airbus A320-200 into the PlaneTags fleet - introducing C-FTJO. Read about this aircraft then add Air Canada Airbus A320 PlaneTags to your collection.

Sep 14, 2023
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De Havilland Vampire: From Jet Fighter to Gold Racer

As the National Championship Air Races commence their final year in Reno, Nevada, MotoArt is honored to share in preserving the legacy of one amazing de Havilland DH.115 Vampire T.55. Read more about the Vampire, particularly N4861K which served with the Irish Air Corps before becoming a Gold race winner, and check out the new De Havilland Vampire PlaneTags.

Aug 31, 2023
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Gulfstream 1: From Turboprop Luxury to Jetset Legacy

The Gulfstream 1 was a pioneer when it flew onto the scene in the late 1950s, combining turboprop efficiency and flexibility with a comfortable cabin. It was designed for the emerging modern business aviation industry, offering executives a better way...

Aug 23, 2023
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Sikorsky Helicopters: S-60 Flying Crane

In 1958, Sikorsky Aircraft began designing a heavy-lift helicopter as a proof of concept for military and civilian uses. Although the prototype crashed in 1961, the S-60 led to the development of the successful S-64 Skycrane.The one and only S-60 Flying Crane is now being restored by the Connecticut Air and Space Center. Read about this helicopter and own a piece of a Sikorsky S-60 Flying Crane of your own.

Aug 17, 2023
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WestJet Boeing 737: Setting A Course For Success

In February 1996, WestJet, a small regional airline, began offering low cost flights in Western Canada aboard a 737-200. In 2023, WestJet is the second largest Canadian air carrier, providing domestic and international flights on their modern, all-Boeing fleet. Read about WestJet and C-GTWS, a Boeing 737-7NG and learn about the Boeing 737 Next Generation PlaneTags for your collection.

Aug 03, 2023
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Twilight Tear: Unraveling the Legacy of the P-51D Mustang

The P-51 Mustang has been called the ultimate piston-engined fighter of World War II, with approximately 15,000 units produced between 1941 and 1945. Mustangs served valiantly in nearly every WWII combat arena, as well as the Korean War. Keep reading to learn more about this incredible plane, and P-51 Mustang Twilight Tear PlaneTags by MotoArt.

Jul 20, 2023
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Piper Aircraft: The Backbone of General Aviation

Piper Aircraft, known for its long history of producing iconic airplanes, has played a major role in shaping general aviation by introducing innovative aircraft designs that have made flying accessible for every type of pilot. MotoArt is honored to partner with Piper Aircraft to introduce a trio of PlaneTags that pay homage to 85+ years of aviation history. Introducing the Piper Aviation PlaneTags series, beginning with the PA-28 Cherokee, PA-30 Twin Comanche, and PA-36 Pawnee Brave.

Jul 06, 2023
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Learjet 24: NASA's Airborne Observatory

The Learjet 24 holds a significant place in the history of business aviation as one of the earliest successful light business jets. The Learjet Model 24’s blend of speed, range, and comfort not only made it an iconic and sought-after aircraft in the private jet industry, but also lent its design and capabilities to NASA. Read on to learn about one Learjet 24 that MotoArt has the privilege to tell its story as PlaneTags.

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