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Korean Air launches upcycled Airbus A380 merchandise

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Korean Air has unveiled its new collection of upcycled merchandise crafted from the fuselage of a retired Airbus A380, expanding the airline’s series of goods repurposed from retired aircraft components. Follow Aeronews on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Bluesky and TikTok The newly released A380 name tags and golf ball markers are produced from the retired fuselage of aircraft HL7612, which entered service in July 2011 and logged a total of 41,898…
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Korean Air launches upcycled Airbus A380 merchandise

Korean Air has unveiled its new collection of upcycled merchandise crafted from the fuselage of a retired Airbus A380, expanding the airline’s series of goods repurposed from retired aircraft components. Follow Aeronews on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Bluesky and TikTok The newly released A380 name tags and golf ball markers are produced from the retired fuselage of aircraft HL7612, which entered service in July 2011 and logged a total of 41,898…

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aeronewsglobal.com broke the news in on Monday, July 21, 2025.
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