Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster

✨ The Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster honours Airbus’s original four-engine wide-body design. With long-haul reliability and a smaller fuselage, it offered airlines flexibility for global operations. The aircraft set the stage for later, more powerful A340 models.

🌟 Why it’s iconic The Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster showcases a jet admired for range and dependability. Its four CFM56-5C engines made it capable of flights beyond twinjet restrictions of the time. The A340-200’s compact fuselage allowed access to airports with shorter runways. While less common today, it remains a special piece of Airbus heritage.

📌 Quick facts

• Engines: Four CFM56-5C engines
• Design: Compact fuselage, wide-body cabin, and four engines
• Role: Original A340 family member serving intercontinental routes

✈️ Airlines Lufthansa · Air France · Iberia · South African Airways · Royal Jordanian · Cathay Pacific · Philippine Airlines · Aerolíneas Argentinas · Austrian Airlines

📐 Blueprint style and design FlyKit introduces the Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster with precise line drawings in vertical format. The artwork emphasizes its four engines, wide-body fuselage, and shorter design. The portrait layout is perfect for tall walls, studios, or aviation-inspired interiors.

🖼️ Premium quality This poster is printed on strong 200 gsm matte paper with fade-resistant ink. Each Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster arrives frame-ready. Its monochrome style blends with both classic and modern spaces.

🎁 Perfect for collectors and aviation lovers The Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster makes an excellent gift for collectors and aviation enthusiasts. It honours a rare jet that started the A340 story. Display it at home, in offices, or creative spaces where it inspires admiration.

✨ Craftsmanship and passion At FlyKit, every Airbus A340-200 Portrait Blueprint Poster reflects passion, accuracy, and detail. With global shipping, collectors worldwide can own this tribute to Airbus’s first A340 model.