Aircraft collections

The Airbus A300 made aviation history as the world's first twin-engine wide-body airliner. Once a familiar sight at airports around the world, today only a shrinking number remain in active service, predominantly as freighters. Track these surviving classics and build your personal collection of one of Airbus' most important aircraft families.

The Airbus A310 was Airbus' second major aircraft family and brought long-range wide-body capability to a more compact design. Once operated by airlines around the world, only a small number remain in service today. Track these increasingly elusive aircraft and preserve a piece of Airbus history in your personal collection.

The Airbus A318 is the smallest member of the original A320 family and one of its rarest variants. With regular airline service virtually gone, the remaining aircraft are found mainly in corporate, VIP and government operation. Track 10 different A318s and collect the elusive “Baby Bus” while these unusual members of the Airbus family still take to the skies.

The Airbus A340-200 is the shortest and one of the rarest members of the A340 family. With only 28 aircraft originally built and virtually all regular airline operations now gone, encountering one of these four-engine long-range classics has become an exceptional event. Track the few survivors that still take to the skies and add this elusive A340 variant to your collection.

The Airbus A340-300 became the most successful member of the original A340 family and was once a familiar sight on long-haul routes around the world. Today its numbers are steadily declining as airlines replace four-engine aircraft with newer twinjets. Track 30 different A340-300s while this classic long-haul aircraft can still be found in regular service.

Designed for some of the longest nonstop routes in the world, the Airbus A340-500 was always an uncommon aircraft. Only 34 were built, and regular commercial service has now disappeared entirely. A handful survive in government and private operation, making every A340-500 reception a genuinely rare catch for your collection.

The Airbus A340-600 is the longest member of the A340 family and one of the longest passenger aircraft ever built. Once used on major intercontinental routes, only a small number remain in service and further retirements are imminent. Track 10 different examples of this impressive four-engine giant before it becomes an increasingly rare sight in the skies.

The Airbus A380 is the world’s largest passenger airliner and one of the most distinctive aircraft in the sky. Track as many individual A380s as possible and build your personal collection of these four-engine giants. With production ended and the global fleet gradually evolving, every new A380 you receive brings you one step closer to completing the collection.

The Airbus BelugaST is one of the most distinctive transport aircraft ever built. Only five were created to carry oversized Airbus components between production sites across Europe, and the original fleet is now being retired. Collect the individual BelugaST aircraft you have received and preserve this extraordinary chapter of Airbus history.

The Airbus BelugaXL is the enormous successor to the original Beluga and one of the most recognizable aircraft in the sky. Only six aircraft form the complete fleet, transporting oversized Airbus components between production sites across Europe. Receive every individual BelugaXL and complete one of aviation's most distinctive aircraft collections.

The Antonov An-124 Ruslan is one of the largest and most impressive cargo aircraft ever built. Designed to transport exceptionally heavy and oversized loads, only a small number remain in operation around the world. Its specialized missions make every appearance unpredictable and unusual. Track 10 different An-124s and build a collection of these remarkable heavy-lift giants.

Originally developed as the McDonnell Douglas MD-95, the Boeing 717 became the final chapter of the legendary Douglas twinjet family. Only 156 were built, and today the surviving fleet is concentrated with just a few operators. Track 25 different Boeing 717s and preserve the last descendant of a lineage that began with the DC-9 more than half a century ago.

The Boeing 737-300 introduced the Classic generation of the world's most successful jetliner family. Once a common sight at airports around the globe, only a shrinking number remain in passenger, cargo and specialist service today. Track 30 different 737-300s and preserve one of the defining short-haul aircraft of the 1980s and 1990s in your collection.

The Boeing 737-400 stretched the 737 Classic family to carry more passengers while retaining the unmistakable character of the original generation. Most have disappeared from mainstream passenger service, but a number continue flying as freighters and with smaller operators around the world. Track 40 different 737-400s before this once-familiar Classic becomes an increasingly uncommon sight.

The Boeing 737-500 was the smallest member of the 737 Classic family and was produced in far fewer numbers than its larger siblings. Today only a scattered population remains with smaller airlines and specialist operators around the world. Track 15 different 737-500s and build a collection of one of the increasingly rare survivors of the Classic 737 generation.

The Boeing 747 Dreamlifter is one of the most unusual cargo aircraft ever created. Only four were converted from 747-400s to transport oversized Boeing 787 components around the world. Receive all four Dreamlifters and complete one of the smallest and most distinctive aircraft fleets in modern aviation.

One of the great classics of the Jumbo Jet era. The Boeing 747-200 has almost disappeared from active service, with only a small number of aircraft still flying worldwide. Spot these increasingly rare survivors of an aviation legend.

The Boeing 747-400 became the definitive version of the classic Jumbo Jet and an icon of long-haul aviation. Passenger operations have declined dramatically, but many aircraft continue to serve as heavy freighters around the world. Track 100 different 747-400s and preserve the most successful generation of the Queen of the Skies in your collection.

The Boeing 747-8 represents the final and most advanced generation of the legendary Jumbo Jet. Production has ended, but passenger and freighter examples continue to connect major airports and cargo hubs around the world. Track 50 different 747-8s and build a collection dedicated to the last generation of the Queen of the Skies.

The Boeing 757-200 became one of the most versatile narrow-body aircraft of its generation, serving passenger, cargo and special missions around the world. Although many remain in service, their numbers are steadily declining and no new 757s have been built for more than two decades. Track 75 different 757-200s and preserve this unmistakable Boeing classic in your collection.

The Boeing 757-300 is the stretched and much rarer member of the 757 family. With only 55 aircraft ever built and a rapidly shrinking group of operators, spotting one has become increasingly unusual — especially outside North America. Track 15 different examples of the longest single-aisle Boeing of its generation.

The Boeing 767-200 was the original and shortest member of the 767 family. Once a pioneering wide-body on passenger routes around the world, only a small number remain operational today, many converted for cargo or specialized missions. Track 10 different 767-200s and add one of Boeing's increasingly elusive early wide-bodies to your collection.

The Boeing 767-300 became the most successful member of the 767 family and remains an important passenger and cargo aircraft around the world. As older examples are gradually retired, the type is entering the later chapters of its long career. Track 100 different 767-300s and build a collection spanning one of Boeing's most successful wide-body variants.

The Boeing 767-400ER is the longest and rarest production member of the 767 family. Only 38 were built, and today the surviving passenger fleet is concentrated almost entirely with just two major operators. Track 15 different 767-400ERs and complete a collection dedicated to one of Boeing's least common wide-body variants.

The Boeing C-17 Globemaster III is one of the world's most capable strategic airlifters, carrying troops, vehicles and oversized cargo across the globe. Operated by the United States and several international partners, its missions regularly reach far beyond normal airline routes. Track 50 different C-17s and build your personal strategic airlift collection.

Collect distinct aircraft from the extensive Cessna Citation business jet family.

Collect distinct aircraft from the Dassault Falcon business jet family.

The Fokker 70 is the shorter and much rarer member of Fokker's final generation of regional jets. With only 48 aircraft built and today's surviving fleet scattered across a handful of operators around the world, every encounter has become unusual. Track 10 different Fokker 70s and preserve this increasingly elusive Dutch regional jet in your collection.

The Fokker 70 is the shorter and much rarer member of Fokker's final generation of regional jets. With only 48 aircraft built and today's surviving fleet scattered across a handful of operators around the world, every encounter has become unusual. Track 10 different Fokker 70s and preserve this increasingly elusive Dutch regional jet in your collection.

Collect distinct four-engine jet aircraft, from classic airliners to heavy transports and military types.

Collect distinct Gulfstream business jets, from classic Gulfstreams to the latest long-range models.

The Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker has supported military air operations for more than six decades, providing aerial refueling to aircraft around the world. Although hundreds have served, individual KC-135s are far less predictable to encounter than commercial airliners. Track 50 different Stratotankers and build a collection dedicated to one of the most enduring military aircraft in aviation history.

Collect distinct aircraft from the iconic Learjet business jet family.

The Lockheed C-5M Super Galaxy is the largest aircraft in the United States Air Force inventory and one of the world's most impressive strategic transports. With only 52 aircraft in the fleet and missions spanning the globe, seeing one is an uncommon event. Track 10 different C-5Ms and collect these enormous heavy-lift aircraft whenever their missions bring them within range.

The Airbus A380 is one of the most iconic aircraft in the Lufthansa fleet. This collection challenges you to receive every individual A380 currently operated by Lufthansa. Track them one by one, complete the fleet and see which of these four-engine giants are still missing from your personal logbook.

The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 is one of the last classic three-engine wide-body aircraft still flying. Once operated by airlines around the world, today only a small and shrinking number remain in commercial service, almost exclusively as freighters. Spot these increasingly rare tri-jets while they can still be found in the skies and build your personal MD-11 collection.

The McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series was once a familiar sight at airports around the world. Today only a shrinking population of MD-81, MD-82, MD-83, MD-87 and MD-88 aircraft remains in service, mostly with smaller airlines and specialist operators. Track 30 different MD-80s and preserve the unmistakable “Mad Dog” family in your collection.

The McDonnell Douglas MD-90 was developed as the modern successor to the MD-80, combining the familiar Douglas design with new engines and updated technology. Never produced in large numbers, the type has now disappeared from regular airline service. Track 5 different MD-90s and preserve this short-lived chapter of the McDonnell Douglas family in your collection.

The iconic Boeing E-3A Sentry serves as NATO's airborne early warning and command platform. Based at NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen in Germany, these distinctive aircraft patrol the skies with their unmistakable rotating radar dome. Spot the aircraft of NATO's AWACS fleet.

Collect aircraft wearing special, commemorative, alliance, promotional or retro liveries.