Primera Air Scandinavia - Noboringo - Container - Aluminium - XL aircraft container with six platforms
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Aluminium aircraft container by Primera Air Scandinavia, designed by Noboringo, in good used condition with minor signs of aging, XL model with six blue plateaus, dimensions 40 × 28 × 42 cm, 5 kg, produced in the Netherlands between 2000 and 2010.
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Offered by Noboringo: Vintage Primera Airlines airplane container – An industrial icon with a story.
A piece from aviation history: this authentic aircraft container has traveled around the world for years aboard Primera Air. They transported meals and documents daily on international and regional flights – and still bear the marks of their service time.
With their robust appearance, industrial charm, and visible signs of use, they are true eye-catchers for lovers of design and aviation. Perfectly suitable as a bedside table, storage unit, bookshelf, or even as a rugged locker.
The container is delivered with 6 original blue trays.
This container is larger than the standard airplane containers.
L x W x H 40 x 28 x 42 cm.
Primera Air was an airline with headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark (Primera Air Scandinavia - IATA PF), since 2014, and Riga, Latvia (Primera Air Nordic - IATA 6F and headquarters). It was a subsidiary of the Icelandic Primera Travel Group. The airline operated seasonal flights based on summer and winter schedules to 41 destinations from 9 European bases. These included a mix of European destinations in the Mediterranean region and North American destinations. Primera Air operated its flights with Danish and Latvian licenses. On October 2, 2018, the airline ceased its operations.
Note: decoration not included.
Worldwide shipping available – additional shipping costs may apply for remote areas or islands.
Offered by Noboringo: Vintage Primera Airlines airplane container – An industrial icon with a story.
A piece from aviation history: this authentic aircraft container has traveled around the world for years aboard Primera Air. They transported meals and documents daily on international and regional flights – and still bear the marks of their service time.
With their robust appearance, industrial charm, and visible signs of use, they are true eye-catchers for lovers of design and aviation. Perfectly suitable as a bedside table, storage unit, bookshelf, or even as a rugged locker.
The container is delivered with 6 original blue trays.
This container is larger than the standard airplane containers.
L x W x H 40 x 28 x 42 cm.
Primera Air was an airline with headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark (Primera Air Scandinavia - IATA PF), since 2014, and Riga, Latvia (Primera Air Nordic - IATA 6F and headquarters). It was a subsidiary of the Icelandic Primera Travel Group. The airline operated seasonal flights based on summer and winter schedules to 41 destinations from 9 European bases. These included a mix of European destinations in the Mediterranean region and North American destinations. Primera Air operated its flights with Danish and Latvian licenses. On October 2, 2018, the airline ceased its operations.
Note: decoration not included.
Worldwide shipping available – additional shipping costs may apply for remote areas or islands.
Details
Era
After 2000
Weight
5 kg
Title additional information
XL aircraft container with six platforms
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/ Brand
Primera Air Scandinavia
Material
Aluminium
Designer/Artist/Maker
Noboringo
Style
Industrial
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
42 cm
Width
28 cm
Depth
41 cm
Estimated Period
2000-2010
