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Description

This is a die-cast metal and plastic display aircraft.

This is a die-cast model of the Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 767-300ER. Model also includes realistic metal landing gear. 

From the box description:

In order to satisfy the world's airlines request for a 200 seat aircraft, Boeing designed the 767. With an order from United Airlines in 1978, the 767-300 was official launched. The first aircraft took to the skies on September 26, 1981 and entered airline service with United on August 19, 1982. In later years, the 767 took on the role of a longer-range airliner With increased range, this model was designated the 767ER (Extended Range), and first flew on May 30, 1984. Based upon the success of earlier versions, a growth variant of the 767 had been requested by several airlines. With Japan Airlines being the launch customer, featuring a 21 ft. 1in. fuselage stretch, the newer 767 was designated the 767-300, and first flew on January 30, 1986.