Planetags Qantas® Boeing 747 Coaster Set

MotoArt is proud to unveil something truly special—coasters crafted from the authentic fuselage skin of four retired Qantas Boeing 747s. These unique pieces of aviation history are not only functional but a stunning tribute to the legendary "Queen of the Skies."

The set includes four coasters, one from each 747 Qantas plane.

VH-OJB
Tail # VH-OJB was christened the City of Sydney and renamed Mt Isa in 2003. It was the 32nd Boeing 747 delivered to Qantas in 1989. It was retired from service in 2014, accumulating 94,509 hours and 12,749 cycles.

VH-OJF
Tail # VH-OJF was christened the City of Perth. It was the 36th Boeing 747 delivered to Qantas in 1990. It was retired from service in 2012, after accumulating more than 86,641 flight hours and 11,215 cycles.

VH-OJM
Tail # VH-OJM was christened the City of Gosford, and renamed Gosford in 2003. It was the 43rd Boeing 747 delivered to Qantas in 1991. It was retired from service in 2017, accumulating 117,323.46 flight hours and 13,756 cycles, making it the highest-time aircraft in Qantas’ history.

VH-OJQ
Tail # VH-OJQ was christened the City of Mandurah and renamed Mandurah in 2003. It was the 47th Boeing 747 and the 100th Boeing aircraft delivered to Qantas in 1992. It was retired from service in 2012.

The Qantas Boeing 747 fleet was a cornerstone of the airline’s global operations for nearly five decades. These iconic aircraft connected Australia to the world, revolutionizing long-haul travel and solidifying Qantas as a leader in aviation history. Our coasters celebrate this incredible legacy, preserving the spirit of the 747 for generations to come.

Secure your set of Qantas 747 Coasters today and celebrate the legacy of these remarkable aircraft. Enjoy your favorite drink while reflecting on the journeys these legendary planes took across the globe. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts or as a meaningful gift, these coasters honor the queen of the skies in a timeless, collectible way.