Airbus A320 - EI-CVC

Aviationtag Airbus A320 EI-CVC – White

The white color variant of the Aviationtag EI-CVC Edition tells the story of a true Aer Lingus veteran. The Airbus A320 with the manufacturer number MSN 1443 made its maiden flight in 2001, was subsequently delivered to Aer Lingus, entered service as EI-CVC with the baptismal name “St. Kealin / Caoilfhionn,” and remained in scheduled service until 2024. For two decades, it connected Dublin with Great Britain, Europe, and numerous holiday destinations before it took its last flight to St. Athan, where its aircraft skin was secured for this edition.

From exactly this original material, the Aviationtag EI-CVC is created. The aircraft skin is cut, sanded, and refined in Germany, resulting in a high-quality aircraft tag that does not hide its past. Slightly faded areas, fine scratches, and subtle traces of flight operations come directly from the machine's everyday life and make each aircraft tag an individual collector's item.

The white variant particularly highlights this story. The engraving stands out clearly against the light background, making it ideal as a highly legible luggage tag or keychain. At the same time, the reduced look fits perfectly into any aviation collection and leaves room for the imagination of which routes MSN 1443 as “St. Kealin / Caoilfhionn” might have traveled.

With the EI-CVC Edition, you secure a piece of Irish aviation history that has ultimately remained on the ground – the white tags are one of the classic color variants of this strictly limited series.