Aeroplanes in LEGO This is an overview of all aeroplanes released in LEGO sets . Town & sub - themes . Passenger planes . The airplane contained in this set was one of the first two LEGO System passenger planes released . Its basic design was prototypical for most of the following larger LEGO planes , introducing the characteristic T - tail stabilizer arrangement at the aft and the boxy nose and cockpit assembly which remained unchanged in almost all of the sets from the 1980s and 1990s . Also the method of accessing the interior by flipping open the roof and a small section of the sidewall was already introduced in this set . This was a fairly large plane with four jet engines and a total of four passenger seats behind the cockpit . The aft section contained a small baggage hold that was covered by a part the hinged roof and could not be opened separately . The plane was coloured in red and white and sported the airport logo on its vertical stabilizer . < br clear = " all " > This other airplane from 1985 was a bit smaller than the one included in the airport set . It had only three passenger seats and two jet engines which were mounted upon the aft fuselage . This engine arrangement would become the most common among LEGO passenger planes . The baggage compartment in the aft had a hatch that was completely separate from the hinged roof that covered the passenger section . Besides these differences the design was similar to the other airplane , especially the nose and the T - tail . < br clear = " all " > The third passenger plane was similar to " 6368 Jet Airliner " , both in engine arrangement and passenger capacity . It also had a seperate hatch for the cargo hold . This was the second jet that sported the airport logo from 1985 . < br clear = " all " > 6597 Century Skyway ( 1994 ) / 10159 City Airport ( 2004 ) For this airplane , the boxy nose section , featured in all previous jet airliners , was abandoned in favor of a more streamlined design . It also had the same passenger capacity as the first plane . The cargo hold was covered by a separate hinged piece that was flipped open alongside the roof of the passenger section , but could also be opened independently as long as the roof over the passengers was closed . The colour scheme was similar to the jet in " 6396 Interntional Jetport " but the plane was labeled with a new " Airline " logo that only appeared in this set . < br clear = " all " > 7894 Airport ( 2006 ) This airliner was different from all previous planes . The nose is one single specialized part , as well as the aft setion . The wings consist of one large single element that goes all the way from the left to the right end . This was the first plane that had a real door . Due the new design of the fuselage , which was now wider , the cockpit is able to contain two pilot seats . This one had 11 passenger seats excluding pilots and one F . A seat . < br clear = " all " > 7893 Passenger Plane ( 2006 ) This airplane is similar in construction to the one from " 7894 Airport " but is longer and also wider , due to the addition of winglets . It has two doors . The interior features swivel chairs in the first class and an on - board kitchen in the aft . < br clear = " all " > 3182 Airport ( 2010 ) This airplane is similar in design to the previous airliners from the " City " series and uses the same prefabricated large pieces . It also has the same airline logo . < br clear = " all " > 3181 Passenger Plane ( 2010 ) This airplane uses a different design than previous airliners from the " City " series . The nose section is a newly introduced element which was also used in 7206 Fire Helicopter . The fuselage is largely made up of regular pieces ( in particular the roof and window rows ) instead of large prefabricated pieces used in other contemporary planes . This planes features the same logo as all other " City " aircraft . < br clear = " all " > Promotional sets . Besides the regular " Town " sets that appeared in the catalogues , LEGO also released several promotional sets . This airplane was unique in several regards . It was the first LEGO passenger plane that sported a conventional tailplane arrangement ( horizontal stabilizers at the base of the vertical stabilizer ) and not the ubiquitous T - tail common in most LEGO planes . It was also the only plane labeled with the logo of a real world airline ( " Emirates " ) . Otherwise , its fuselage had the same design ( especially the boxy nose and cockpit assembly ) that was already established in 1985 . < br clear = " all " > This airplane had the same design as " 1973 Emirates Airliner " . The only differences were the red stripes and a different airline logo . < br clear = " all " > This airplane featured the same nose and cockpit design as the airliner included in " 6597 Century Skyway " . It also had the common T - tail and the same airline logo that already appeared in " 1774 Aircraft " . This plane seems to be a private aircraft , since it only has one passenger seat despite its size . But the appearance of a recurring airline logo suggests otherwise . Maybe its a charter airline . < br clear = " all " > This airplane resembles the real world aircraft " Beechcraft Starship " . Thus it ' s dramatically different from any other LEGO passenger plane . It also sports the same airline logo as the sets 1774 and 1775 . < br clear = " all " > This was the third passenger plane with a conventional tailplane arrangement instead of the more common T - tail . Another peculiarity is the fact that it didn ' t have any windows besides the one for the cockpit . Instead , it used stickers that gave the impression of a long window row . < br clear = " all " > This plane had the same design as " 2532 " . It also used the same " trick " to simulate window rows . The only differences were the colourful lines on the sides and the colourful pattern on the fin . < br clear = " all " > Cargo and transport planes . 6377 Delivery Center ( 1985 ) < br clear = " all " > 6375 Trans Air Carrier ( 1990 ) < br clear = " all " > 6544 Shuttle Transcon 2 ( 1995 ) < br clear = " all " > 7734 Cargo Plane ( 2008 ) < br clear = " all " > The included plane uses a very unconventional design . It uses a cockpit canopy piece that is usually found in contemporary " Space " sets . Only two other plane used the same piece , 1687 Midnight Transport ( 1993 ) and 6341 Gas N ' Go Flyer ( 1994 ) . But in contrast to the two later planes which incoporated nose segments that fitted the form of the canopy , the police jet still had the old nose design typical for older passenger jets . The second police jet also had a design that differred from any previous planes . It uses a conventional nose section in conjunction with an older " Space " canopy . This police plane makes use of the new aircraft pieces that were introduced in 7893 Passenger Plane and 7894 Airport from 2006 . The first medical airplane was also the first twin boom aircraft and also the first propeller plane . The four propellers were pieces that made their first appearance in 1987 as tail rotors for helicopters . The plane ' s fuselage is similar in design to the passenger planes of that era . A second medical airplane was not released until 2007 . It was a propeller aircraft as well but this time it had only two of them which were newer pieces .