Fuselage Aircraft Original Skin Tag Keychain Let L-410UVP UR-67017 MSN: 810618

UR-67017	Universal-Avia Ukraine	May 3, 1993	Stored (Aug 13, 2008)
CCCP-67017	Aeroflot – Soviet Airlines	Oct 1, 1981	Deregistered

Let
L-410 Turbolet is a universal twin-engine aircraft for local airlines.
The first post-war aircraft to enter Soviet air traffic. The
manufacturer of this aircraft is Czechoslovakia, namely the aircraft
factory Let Kunovice, which is now Czech and has the name Aircraft
Industries. At that time, the Soviet Aeroflot airlines were looking for a
turboprop replacement for the AN-2 aircraft, so they ordered
development from Let. From 1970 (the year L-410 production began) to the
collapse of the Soviet Union, more than 500 aircraft of this type were
delivered.

One
of the versions developed for Aeroflot was the L-410 UVP. It had
improved take-off and landing characteristics due to the increased area
of the wings and tail. This aircraft originally joined the Chernivtsi
division of Aeroflot in the western part of the Ukrainian Socialist
Republic under the registration number CCCP-67017. In 1983, the L-410
was transferred to the Cherkasy Division in the center of the country.
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the plane changed hands and from
1993 to 2008 it was with Universal Aviation at Rivne Airport under the
registration number UR-67017. In 2008, this aircraft was included in the
list of civil aircraft excluded from the state register of civil
aircraft of Ukraine. It was in Rivne in the fall of 2021 that this
unique aircraft was found, and at the beginning of 2022, its purchase
and maintenance were completed.

All keychains have a unique number. A total of 1410 pcs. They are divided into two types: Usual (Gray and Blue) and Bicolor (Several colors on one keyring).

Material: original aircraft skin

Dimensions: 8 x 4 cm