Shorts 330 DLT (1977) Decal

Own a piece of West German regional aviation history from the very beginning with this historically accurate decal set for the Short Brothers 330 in the DLT 1977 livery.

DLT — Deutsche Luftverkehrsgesellschaft — was Lufthansa's regional feeder airline, established to connect smaller German cities with the main Lufthansa hubs at Frankfurt and Munich. The Shorts 330 was among the first aircraft types to enter service with DLT, arriving in 1977 in the very year the airline began operations. This 1977 scheme therefore represents DLT at its absolute inception — a carrier just finding its feet on the thin regional routes of West Germany that the larger jets could not economically serve. The chunky, boxy profile of the Shorts 330 became a familiar sight at smaller German airports throughout the late 1970s, operating under the Lufthansa umbrella with the airline's characteristic blue and yellow colours.

The DLT Shorts 330 in its 1977 inaugural livery is an extraordinarily rare modelling subject — a first-year scheme for a first-year aircraft at a first-year airline, documenting the very birth of German regional aviation as we know it today.

What's included:

• Full livery decals for the Short Brothers 330 (DLT 1977)
• Fuselage titles, airline markings, and registration numbers
• Available in multiple scales

Decal quality: Printed using high-resolution digital printing technology, delivering sharp edges, accurate colors, and excellent durability. White areas are fully opaque — safe for use on both light and dark painted surfaces.

Compatible model kits: Suitable for Short Brothers 330 variants from major manufacturers in the available scales.

Perfect for: German aviation collectors, Lufthansa Group history enthusiasts, and modelers documenting the origins of West German regional air travel.