This authentic display piece is cut from the fuselage of Airbus A319-111 G-EZIH, an aircraft that served with easyJet for nearly 17 years. Delivered new to the airline in March 2007, G-EZIH became a reliable part of easyJet’s short haul operations, flying countless passengers to destinations all across Europe.
 
Registered under MSN 2932, the aircraft was based out of key hubs including London Gatwick and Manchester, and remained in service until its retirement in late 2023. Like many in the fleet, it was painted in easyJet’s iconic orange and white livery, part of the airline’s recognisable brand identity across Europe.
 
This bicoloured window cut comes from a genuine section of the aircraft, showcasing both colours of the livery. It has been carefully trimmed, with rounded corners to make it suitable for display. The original inner pane has been removed while the outer pane remains, preserving the authentic feel. The removed pane has been repurposed into our Window Collector Tags.