Important: You can find other keychain designs in this collection.

Discover All My Airbus-Inspired Keychain Creations

Available Models: A220, A318, A319, A319neo, A320, A320neo, A321, A321neo, A330, A330neo, A340, A350, A380

Dimensions: 120 mm x 33 mm – Thickness: 2 mm

Each keychain takes the shape of a rectangular badge with rounded corners, made from blue and white PETG — a material more flexible and durable than PLA, offering a pleasant, slightly soft feel. On the surface, the word “AIRBUS” is prominently embossed, followed by an alphanumeric code representing a specific aircraft model from the Airbus family.

With its sleek and minimalist design, this badge appeals to both aviation enthusiasts and the general public looking for a symbolic, stylish accessory.

A Collection that Celebrates Civil Aviation

Each badge represents a unique aircraft:

• Compact models, designed for regional or short-haul routes.

• Long-haul aircraft, built to connect global cities over great distances.

• Next-generation versions ("neo"), showcasing advancements in fuel efficiency and cabin comfort.

From narrow-body jets built for agility to wide-body aircraft capable of carrying hundreds of passengers, each model embodies a different facet of the Airbus legacy.

An integrated eyelet allows you to attach a metal ring or carabiner, transforming the badge into a functional and discreet accessory for keys, bags, or luggage — a subtle way to express your love for aviation.

Some of the Airbus Icons Included

• A220: Originally the Bombardier C Series, this modern single-aisle aircraft (100–150 passengers) stands out for its fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.

• A320 Family / A320neo: A global bestseller and Airbus pioneer of fly-by-wire technology.

  • A320neo: Launched in 2016, offers up to 20% fuel savings thanks to new engines and aerodynamic upgrades.

• A330 / A330neo: A reliable, cost-effective long-haul aircraft (250–300 passengers), further improved with the neo version.

• A350: Airbus’ state-of-the-art long-haul aircraft, made largely of composite materials for superior efficiency, range, and comfort.

• A380: The largest passenger aircraft ever built — a symbol of European innovation. Introduced in 2007, it can carry over 850 passengers in high-density configuration.

Airbus: A Leader in Global Aerospace

Founded in 1970 and headquartered in Toulouse, France, Airbus is a major player in civil aviation, defense, space, and helicopters. As a division of the Airbus SE group and Boeing’s main competitor, the company stands as a pillar of modern aviation — driven by innovation, sustainability, and performance.