Young flyers who press their faces against terminal windows and aviation fans who can identify an airline from its tail fin alone will recognize the appeal of assembling a full commercial apron at home. The Passenger Aircraft Advent Calendar (2026 Passenger Aircraft Advent Calendar — 24 Days of Flight Surprises) delivers 24 freestanding 3D miniature commercial airliners behind 24 perforated doors on a sky-blue collector box.
“24 Days of Flight Surprises — Collect All 24 Mini Airliners across Regional, Long Haul, Luxury, and Travel fleets.”
The vertical collector box depicts a twin-engine blue-and-white commercial jetliner climbing past two airport control towers, while the left spine outlines the four aviation tiers represented inside: Regional (airplane badge), Long Haul (globe badge), Luxury (crown badge), and Travel (luggage badge). Each morning of December, opening a numbered compartment adds a new twin-engine passenger jet to your tabletop runway.
Twin-Engine Commercial Airliner Silhouettes with Wheeled Landing Gear
Every miniature airplane in the 24-day set is a three-dimensional commercial jetliner sculpted with swept wings, upturned wingtips, twin under-wing turbofan engine pods, printed cockpit windscreens, passenger cabin window lines, and tricycle wheeled landing gear. Because each plane rests on its nose and main gear assemblies, the entire 24-aircraft fleet sits level on wooden tables, bookshelves, and playroom airport mats without needing plastic stands.

24 International, Regional, and VIP Charter Liveries
Rather than repeating a single white plane, the 24 compartments span a colorful spectrum of commercial airline paint schemes. The fleet includes sky-blue and deep navy transoceanic flag carriers (#1, #8, #10, #15, #18, #23), high-visibility tangerine orange and warm gold regional jets (#2, #9, #12, #24), emerald-green and coastal turquoise island hoppers (#3, #7, #13, #14, #20, #22), crimson-red express liners (#5, #19), royal-purple continental carriers (#6, #11, #21), a bright magenta-pink holiday charter (#16), and matte black-and-gold VIP executive jets (#17). By Christmas Eve, kids and plane spotters have a 24-jet international terminal ready for gate assignments and imaginary departures.
















