FUSELAGE CREATIONS BOEING 757-300 D-ABOG

Description

The Condor Tag Series continues with a remarkable addition to the Fuselage Creations collection of “Oscar Golf”.

As the third stretched pencil to join our lineup, “OG” carries a distinguished place in Boeing and Condor history. Delivered in March 1999 to the German leisure carrier, she was the 7th Boeing 757-300 produced, one of only 55 examples ever built worldwide. This exceptionally limited production run has since elevated the type to near-iconic status among aviation enthusiasts and collectors alike.

For the vast majority of her career, “Oscar Golf” remained a faithful member of the Condor fleet, connecting generations of travellers with destinations across Europe and beyond. Her journey briefly took her to the United Kingdom, where she spent twelve months flying for Thomas Cook Airlines under the registration of G-JMOG, before returning to Condor service.

After more than a quarter-century in the skies and approximately 72,000 flight hours, D-ABOG completed her final chapter with Condor in November 2025. In May 2026, she was retired and dismantled at St Athan, bringing an end to the story of one of the airline’s longest-serving Boeing 757-300s.

Today, a tangible piece of that legacy lives on. Crafted from the original fuselage skin of D-ABOG, each tag preserves the history, character, and journey of this rare aircraft.

From the skies to your collection, “Oscar Golf” continues its journey!