Aviaposter Gallery

Welcome to the gallery of posters dedicated to civil aircraft

I’ve drawn posters for you

By creating new stories about airplanes, placing them on their native landscapes, I put all my many years of experience and all my passion for aviation into this

Richard Bach, writer and pilot
"Jonathan Livingston Seagull"

Smartavia is a Russian low-cost airline focused primarily on domestic flights. Registered in Arkhangelsk, the company offers affordable flights across Russia, connecting regions with major cities of the country. The airline’s main hubs are located at Talagi (Arkhangelsk), Sheremetyevo (Moscow) and Pulkovo (Saint Petersburg) airports. The Arkhangelsk United Aviation Squadron, established in 1963, was later renamed Arkhangelsk Air Lines. In 2004, the company became part of the Aeroflot Group under the name Aeroflot-Nord, and in 2009 it was renamed Nordavia. Since 2019, the airline has had its current name. Smartavia’s modern fleet consists of thirteen narrow-body aircraft. Among them are eleven Boeing 737NG and two Airbus A320neo.

New poster in our catalog

1 September 2025

#1

Boeing 737-800 Smartavia

Registration: RA-73661
Type: 737-8Q8
Engines: 2 × CFMI CFM56-7B26
Serial Number: 32797
First flight: Feb 18, 2003

For many years I have been drawing only civilian aircraft. I did not choose this direction of my creativity by chance. Civil aviation is the least represented topic among aviation artists.

My mission is to provide civil aviation pilots around the world with the opportunity to preserve the memory of the most important steps in their flying career, to remember every plane they flew and pass this memory on to descendants.

I am one of those who looks at the sky.

Boeing 747-100 Aer Lingus

Registration: EI-ASI
Named: St Colmcille
Type: 747-148
Engines: 4 × PW JT9D-7A
Serial Number: 19744
First flight: Nov 3, 1970

Aer Lingus is the flag carrier of Ireland. The airline’s head office is on the grounds of Dublin Airport in Cloghran, County Dublin. Aer Lingus was founded on 15 April 1936. On 15 December 1970, Aer Lingus took delivery of the first of two Boeing 747s for use on the transatlantic routes. The company later purchased a third for its fleet but quickly offered it for lease because it was not initially profitable for the company to fly 747s across the Atlantic. On 2 October 1995, the Boeing 747 service ceased operations after twenty-five years of service. By that time, over eight million people had travelled across the Atlantic in Aer Lingus Boeing 747s.

Fragments

All the drawings on this site are made by me from the beginning (creating an airplane template) to the final product — the design of the finished drawing into a full-fledged artwork. Unlike the technical drawing, our posters, in addition to the profile of the aircraft, include a photo collage unique for each poster, logically related to the depicted aircraft. We were the first to use such a combination in the world, offering also, along with the design background, two more background options — a Dark theme and a Plain one — for aesthetes and collectors.

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