Snapfit Airbus A220-300 Bulgaria Air LZ-FRA (1:200)

Snapfit Airbus A220-300 Bulgaria Air LZ-FRA (1:200)

The Bulgaria Air Airbus A220-300 LZ-FRA 613811-001 is a finely detailed 1:200 scale model aircraft produced by Herpa SnapFit, representing one of the most modern additions to the Bulgaria Air fleet. This highly accurate replica captures the sleek next-generation design of the Airbus A220-300, finished in the airline’s clean white fuselage with contemporary Bulgaria Air branding.

Designed as a SnapFit assembly kit, this model can be built quickly and easily without glue or tools. The precision-moulded plastic parts simply click together, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced aviation model collectors. A display stand is included, allowing for immediate presentation on a desk, shelf, or model airport layout.

Features

• Official Herpa SnapFit 1:200 scale Airbus A220-300 model
• Depicts Bulgaria Air aircraft registration LZ-FRA in authentic livery
• Easy SnapFit assembly with no glue or tools required
• Includes display stand for collectors and model airport layouts

Historical Background

The Airbus A220-300 is a next-generation narrow-body airliner originally developed as the Bombardier CSeries before being taken over and rebranded by Airbus. Entering service in 2016, the A220 is known for its exceptional fuel efficiency, advanced aerodynamics, and improved passenger comfort on short to medium-haul routes. Its modern design and Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engines make it one of the most efficient aircraft in its class.

Bulgaria Air, the national carrier of Bulgaria, introduced the Airbus A220 family into its fleet in 2023 as part of a wider modernisation programme. The aircraft replaced older regional types and supports the airline’s expansion across European destinations from its Sofia hub. The A220-300 plays a key role in Bulgaria Air’s operations, offering increased range, lower emissions, and a quieter cabin experience for passengers.

Aircraft LZ-FRA continues the airline’s tradition of naming aircraft after major European cities, reflecting its focus on connecting Bulgaria with key business and leisure destinations across Europe.