PEOPLExpress 747-100, N603PE Gemini Diecast Display Model, 1:200 Gemini 200 GJ-G2PEX695

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PEOPLExpress 747-100, N603PE Gemini Diecast Display Model

PEOPLExpress 747-100, N603PE Gemini Diecast Display Model

$172.95

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GJ-G2PEX695

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Gemini 200

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Gemini 200 1:200 G2PEX695
PEOPLExpress 747-100, N603PE Gemini Diecast Display Model

Scale:
1:200 Length:
14" Width:
11.75" Composition:
Diecast SKU:
GJ-G2PEX695

Gemini 200 1:200 G2PEX695 PEOPLExpress 747-100, N603PE Gemini Diecast Display Model
Scale: 1:200	Length: 14"	Width: 11.75"	Composition: Diecast	SKU: GJ-G2PEX695

Historical Note:

GeminiJets is a die-cast model airplane manufacturer based in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States founded in 1998.The product line is named GeminiJets, but ADI (Airliners Distributing Inc.) is the founding company holding the reproduction licenses from airlines and aircraft manufacturers, examples including Boeing, Airbus, and McDonnell Douglas. ADI make and market aircraft in several different scales, all scales possess superior quality, and detailed printed graphics. The company produce replicas of commercial and military (Separately known as Gemini Aces) aircraft in various scales including the popular 1:400, 1:250, 1:200, 1:72.

GeminiJets is one of the world's leading manufacturers of diecast aircraft replicas. The models are sold worldwide, and sell at different prices depending on local demand. GeminiJets has also designed and manufactured two model airports and model airport accessories in its most popular scale range, 1:400. The first model airport comes with 22 jetways, various logo stickers (airlines and sponsors) and comes with lights that illuminate the interior of the terminal. The airport also includes a movable monorail system. 6 AA batteries required for the lights, airport vehicles and model aircraft are sold separately.

GeminiJets package their products inside card boxes with graphics of the airline printed on the box as well as the GeminiJets logo and logos of the airline, aircraft and manufacturer along with a licensing badge. The majority of GeminiJets' product boxes feature a protective plastic (or foam) casing, a liftable flap to view the product and information about the particular aircraft the box houses including technical specification and aircraft history.

GeminiJets currently has several production lines, each in a different scale, and targeting a particular area: either commercial or military:

GeminiJets 1:400 – Limited Edition: Commercial aircraft
GeminiMACS 1:400 – Limited Edition: Military transport aircraft –
Gemini Select 1:400 – Limited Edition: Commercial aircraft –
Gemini 250 – Limited Edition: Commercial aircraft in the 1:250 scale –
Gemini 200 – Limited Edition: Commercial aircraft in the 1:200 scale –
GeminiACES 1:72 – Limited Edition: World War II and Cold War military aircraft.

Info: PEOPLExpress 747-100, N603PE Gemini Diecast Display Model

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Tribute to probably the best low-cost carrier that flew in the USA! People Express Airlines (aka PEOPLExpress) was a low-cost carrier that operated from 1981 to 1987. The company was started by Don Burr, who resigned from Frank Lorenzo's Texas International in order to do so: Burr was influenced by Freddie Laker 's forays into low-cost air travel during the 1970s. Terminal space was leased at Newark Airport's long abandoned North Terminal. The upper levels were used as corporate headquarters in order to save money. People Express was launched on April 30 , 1981 with service from Newark to Buffalo, NY , Columbus, OH , and Norfolk, VA . Despite an accident at a neighboring Conrail freight yard that year, which caused an evacuation of the North Terminal and shut down the airline's operations on July 22 , People Express grew rapidly, adding flights to Florida by the end of the year. On May 26, 1983, PEOPLExpress began non-stop service from Newark to London's Gatwick airport with a leased Boeing 747-227B previously operated by Braniff. Flights were priced at $149 each-way and upon launch, became an instant success with all flights sold-out for several months within 24 hours of being offered. In 1985, People Express bought out Denver based Frontier Airlines. The combined company became the United States' fifth largest airline, with flights to most major U.S. cities, as well as an additional transatlantic route to Brussels. However, the purchase of Frontier ultimately destroyed People Express, as the two airlines had operated very differently in the past. In addition, other airlines were now matching the company's low fares. Continental Airlines purchased People Express on February 1, 1987. Copyright Aviation Explorer