Passenger Airplane

In this set (9)

Plane Passenger - Male, Dark Bluish Gray Sweater with Orange Sling Bag, Dark Bluish Gray Legs, Reddish Brown Messy Hair, Sleep Mask

$4

Airport Worker - Female, Neon Yellow Safety Vest with Reflective Stripes, Dark Blue Legs, Red Construction Helmet with Dark Brown Ponytail Hair, Safety Glasses

$3

Passenger Plane Pilot - Male, Light Aqua Uniform Shirt with Tie, Dark Blue Legs, Bright Light Yellow Spiked Hair Swept Up

$2

Tourist / Food Critic - Female, Tan Jacket and Legs, Bright Light Yellow Hair over Shoulder, Glasses

$2

Plane Passenger - Male, Red Plaid Flannel Shirt, Olive Green Legs, Black Short Hair

$2

Airport Worker - Male, Neon Yellow Safety Vest with Reflective Stripes, Dark Blue Legs, Red Construction Helmet with Black Ear Protectors / Headphones, Safety Glasses

$2

Airport Worker - Female, Neon Yellow Safety Vest with Radio, Dark Blue Legs, Nougat Ponytail Hair, Hearing Aid

$2

Passenger Plane Pilot - Female, Light Aqua Uniform Shirt with Tie, Dark Blue Legs, Black Hair Braided with Knot Bun, Sunglasses

$1

• Printed slopes for cockpit interface
  Printed pieces used for cockpit and controls, providing detail and realism
• V-tail design
  Aerodynamically sound fantasy design choice; not common on passenger liners but valid for a 7+ LEGO set
• Large turbo fans/bypass engines
  Modern design reflecting current generation aircraft engine styling
• Gray-colored tail pieces
  Reviewer notes these could have been better matched in color (prefers black); minor aesthetic concern
• New dual-molded nose cone
  Includes integrated glass as part of single molded piece, came in own plastic bag with no scuffs, more modern and realistic design
• New wing piece
  Brand new design not used for years on larger aircraft, thinner with geometric improvements, includes technic holes for secure connections, transitional integration at wing root, allows more internal space and efficiency

Owners overwhelmingly love the building experience, detail, and interactive play features, but structural durability issues—especially loose engines, landing gear, and doors—undermine the premium price for a significant portion of buyers.