[1:400] Jangada - Ada Rogato Int'l Airport

[Starz10p Aviation]

E-Jets would only be around late 2000s. Azul was founded in 2008 and was the first E-Jet operator here in Brazil.
TRIP also got theirs around 2009, so early 2000s era wouldn't see E-Jets at all. And, to be honest, modern traffic is not really the goal of my diorama at all

Meant to say the 145 family my bad, I believe those popped up in like the 90s

 

[LeoMuse747]

The year is 1997 and here are three classic widebodies of Brazilian aviation in that era.
Three different types, three different airlines, three different airplane manufacturers.
VASP A300, Varig DC-10 and Transbrasil 767 were an ordinary sight in many cities in Brazil, including Jangada, of course! Wonderful days when these big machines were deployed in short domestic sectors.

 

[BubblesAviation]

The year is 1997 and here are three classic widebodies of Brazilian aviation in that era.
Three different types, three different airlines, three different airplane manufacturers.
VASP A300, Varig DC-10 and Transbrasil 767 were an ordinary sight in many cities in Brazil, including Jangada, of course! Wonderful days when these big machines were deployed in short domestic sectors.


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Your airport is nothing short of a masterpiece

 

[LeoMuse747]

Your airport is nothing short of a masterpiece

Thank you so much! This project have been a dream to me since I started collecting 1:400 models in 2020. The airport was finally completed in 2023 you can see the construction phase here

 

[Starz10p Aviation]

The year is 1997 and here are three classic widebodies of Brazilian aviation in that era.
Three different types, three different airlines, three different airplane manufacturers.
VASP A300, Varig DC-10 and Transbrasil 767 were an ordinary sight in many cities in Brazil, including Jangada, of course! Wonderful days when these big machines were deployed in short domestic sectors.


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This looks great!

 

[josecolme]

Thank you so much! This project have been a dream to me since I started collecting 1:400 models in 2020. The airport was finally completed in 2023 you can see the construction phase here

It's awesome. And the pictures are amazing. You really get the feeling of standing there having a cold guarana while watching planes. I intend on making a fictional airport also at some point. I have too many models with no airport to land at.