✈️ Original Aircraft Skin Tag by Aviationtag®

Own a genuine piece of aviation history!
Each tag is crafted from the authentic fuselage of retired aircraft — individually numbered and 100% unique. A perfect collectible or gift for pilots, crew, and aviation enthusiasts.

🔹 Key Features


🛩️ Why You’ll Love It


🧠 Good to Know

Because these tags are made from genuine aircraft skin, small marks, dents, or texture variations are normal and part of their authentic charm. You’re holding a true fragment of aviation history — not a replica.



❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: My tag has dents or scratches — is it faulty?
A: Not at all. These are part of the aircraft’s real service life, making each tag unique.

Q: What size is it?
A: 35 mm × 88 mm, thickness varies between 0.5 mm – 3 mm.

Q: Where are they made?
A: Every Aviationtag is designed, engraved, and assembled in Cologne, Germany.

Q: Do all tags look the same?
A: No — each one differs in colour and texture depending on which part of the aircraft it was cut from.


🛒 Add a Piece of Aviation History to Your Collection Today!

Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast, a frequent flyer, or looking for a standout gift — the Aviationtag Original Aircraft Skin Tag brings the spirit of flight right into your hands.

Each tag is crafted from the authentic fuselage of retired aircraft — individually numbered and 100% unique. A perfect collectible or gift for pilots, crew, and aviation enthusiasts. Each tag carries the story of a real aircraft — including its registration and serial number Because these tags are made from genuine aircraft skin, small marks, dents, or texture variations are normal and part of their authentic charm. You’re holding a true fragment of aviation history — not a replica. A: Not at all. These are part of the aircraft’s real service life, making each tag unique. A: No — each one differs in colour and texture depending on which part of the aircraft it was cut from. Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast, a frequent flyer, or looking for a standout gift — the Aviationtag Original