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★ COLLECTOR'S PRISTINE SET NOTE ★ This is a rare opportunity to acquire the 100% complete, sold-out 3-tag Boeing 787 spectrum in a single turn-key transaction. All three tags (Solid White #1059, Solid Blue #1020, and the ultra-rare Blue/White Dual #1708) are in absolute pristine condition and have been kept safely inside protective plastic sleeves since the exact minute of delivery. Ships fast, fully insured, and tracked completely free of charge. Price is firm to account for premium insured transit.The fourth Boeing 787 Dreamliner built never carried passengers. Instead, ZA004 spent nearly 16 years helping test, develop and advance the Dreamliner, completing more than 670 test flights and 2,250 flight hours along the way.Its story began as part of the original 787 flight-test fleet and continued through certification, the Boeing ecoDemonstrator program and years of further development work.Now, a piece of that remarkable aircraft is part of PlaneTags history.Official collaboration with Boeing.August 26 marks exactly 15 years since the 787 received FAA and EASA type certification.
This testbed was originally ordered by Northwest.
ZA004 was built to test the Dreamliner. The aircraft made its first flight on February 24, 2010, joining Boeing's original 787 flight-test fleet. Its assignments included aerodynamics, high-speed performance, propulsion, structural flight loads, community noise and extended operations testing.
That work contributed to the extensive test program leading to a major milestone on August 26, 2011, when the Boeing 787 Dreamliner received FAA and EASA type certification.
But certification wasn't the end of ZA004's story. The aircraft remained a working Boeing test platform for years. It performed the 1,000th flight of the 787 program, served as a Boeing ecoDemonstrator testing more than 25 new technologies, and continued supporting Dreamliner development through 2025.
After more than 670 test flights, 2,250 flight hours and visits to more than 30 airports, ZA004 made its final flight on February 11, 2026, from Boeing Field to Pinal Airpark in Arizona.N7874
