1/200 Air New Zealand Link SAAB 340A (Reg: ZK-NLP) by JC Wings delivers exceptional display value for aviation enthusiasts and collectors of regional aircraft.

Featuring:

• Diecast metal construction: provides authenticity and weight for a realistic display.
• Crisp tampo-printed livery: showcases the iconic Air New Zealand colours with precision.
• Removable landing gear with rubber tyres: allows for versatile display options, whether gear up or down.
• Display stand included: easy setup with no tools or assembly required.
• Detailed antennas and aerials: enhances visual appeal and scale accuracy.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 22.5 cm
• Wingspan: 20.5 cm
• Height: 7.5 cm

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:200
• Manufacturer: JC Wings
• Registration: ZK-NLP
• Livery: Air New Zealand Link colours
• SKU: JW200-ANZ-S340
• Material: Diecast metal with plastic components
• Landing gear: Detailed with rubber tyres, detachable
• Antennas: Fitted, scale-specific
• Stand: Included for in-flight display option
• Paint and glue: Not required
• Assembly: None required

Perfect for: aviation enthusiasts, collectors of regional aircraft, and professional displays, backed by JC Wings’ commitment to quality and fast delivery.

Why this aircraft matters
ZK-NLP is a Saab 340A that flew for Air New Zealand Link’s regional arm, Air Nelson. It wore the classic NAD green-and-white livery that defined 1990s New Zealand regional travel. 

The Saab 340A was key to keeping communities connected across New Zealand’s rugged landscape. It could land on short airstrips and serve routes that jets could not. ZK-NLP, serial number 340A-042, served from the mid-1990s until its Saab fleet ended in 2007. 

This model captures more than an aircraft. It captures regional access, aviation utility, and a distinct era in Air New Zealand’s history.

How to use it:
Display it prominently on your desk, shelf, or within a diorama. Use the included stand to showcase it in-flight or pose it on the ground with landing gear down. No tools, glue, or paints are required; everything is factory-finished and ready to display.

This is a diecast model. It is fragile and not recommended for children.