Boeing 737 Sticker LAX Base, B737

Boeing 737 LAX Base Sticker – Los Angeles Crew Base

Represent your Los Angeles International (LAX) crew base with pride! This Boeing 737 crew base sticker celebrates the pilots and flight attendants who call Los Angeles home and fly the legendary 737 on routes across the Americas and beyond. With its clean 3" round format and gloss finish, this non-branded sticker works for any airline operating 737s out of LAX. Whether you're based at Los Angeles flying domestic routes or working the busy hub operations that make LAX one of the world's busiest airports, this sticker shows your crew base pride and your connection to the workhorse of the skies.

Why You'll Love It:

• LAX Crew Base: Celebrates Los Angeles as your home airport
• Boeing 737 Pride: Features the legendary narrowbody workhorse
• Round Format: 3" diameter classic sticker shape
• Gloss Finish: Durable, weather-resistant coating
• Non-Branded: Works for any airline operating 737s from LAX
• Premium Vinyl: Sticks to anything and built to last

Specifications:

• Size: 3" diameter, round
• Material: Premium vinyl
• Design: Boeing 737 LAX crew base graphic
• Finish: Gloss
• Airport: Los Angeles International (LAX)
• Aircraft: Boeing 737
• Branding: Non-branded, works for any airline
• Weight: 1 oz
• Application: Peel and stick
• Weather-resistant and waterproof
• SKU: B737LAXSTKR-126
• Barcode: 072928804022

Whether you're an airline pilot based at Los Angeles flying the 737, a flight attendant who works LAX trips, a dispatcher who coordinates Los Angeles operations, an aviation enthusiast who loves the Boeing 737, a crew scheduler who manages LAX staffing, a new hire pilot starting your airline career at LAX, or simply someone who appreciates crew base pride and the busy operations at Los Angeles International, this sticker is perfect. Great for crew luggage, flight bags, water bottles, laptops, headset cases, logbooks, clipboards, or anywhere you want to show your LAX crew base pride and celebrate flying the legendary Boeing 737 from Los Angeles to destinations across the network.