C Air Canada Boeing 767-300ER C-FOCA 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Air Canada Boeing 767-375ER C-FOCA (C Models C0049)

C-FOCA, MSN 24575 (Line 311), first flew on 31 May 1990 and was delivered to Canadian Airlines International on 12 June 1990. When Air Canada absorbed Canadian Airlines in 2001, C-FOCA was transferred on 29 March 2001. The airframe was sub-leased briefly to Qantas in late 2001 before returning to Air Canada service. It operated transcontinental and transatlantic routes until storage at Marana, Arizona in June 2020. In 2025 Air Canada announced plans to reintroduce stored 767-300ER examples, with C-FOCA among the candidates.

Livery & Visual Details

The model depicts Air Canada's post-2004 livery: pale turquoise-teal fuselage, bold dark red "AIR CANADA" above the forward window line, and a circular red maple leaf logo forward of the name. The vertical stabilizer shows the same turquoise base with a large solid red maple leaf and a subtle square dot-fade gradient in the background. Wings and horizontal stabilizers are light grey-silver. Engine nacelles are turquoise-matched with dark grey fan faces. No winglets — the 767-300ER standard blunt wingtips are accurately represented. Registration "C-FOCA" appears in black on the rear upper fuselage.

Model Craft & Collectibility

C Models item C0049 renders the stretched 767-375ER fuselage in 1:400 diecast metal. The Canadian Airlines-to-Air-Canada transfer history makes C-FOCA part of one of the largest airline mergers in Canadian aviation.

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