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

1:400 Diecast: Air Canada Boeing 767-375ER C-GLCA (C Model C0050)

C-GLCA is a Boeing 767-375ER (MSN 25120) that served Air Canada for over two decades. A late survivor in the carrier's twin-aisle fleet, it was part of a small group of 767s retained after the broader type retirement in 2020, and as of 2025 was slated for reintroduction alongside sister ship C-FOCA. The 767-375ER subvariant was specifically ordered by Air Canada and features General Electric CF6-80C2B7F engines.

Livery & Visual Details

The model captures Air Canada's aqua/mint-green livery worn from the mid-2000s until approximately 2017–2018. The upper two-thirds of the fuselage is finished in a distinctive light blue-green, with white beneath. "AIR CANADA" appears in bold red capitals on the forward fuselage, preceded by a red maple leaf in a red circle. The vertical stabilizer transitions from aqua at the base to a speckled cream pattern at the tip, with a large red maple leaf as the centrepiece. Engine nacelles match the fuselage aqua. Wingtips are classic flat-end — no winglets or sharklets — consistent with the original 767-300ER configuration.

Model Craftsmanship & Collectability

Produced by C Model (also known as Panda Models), this 1:400 diecast captures a livery now firmly retired from service, making it a period document of Air Canada's pre-2018 colour scheme. Item number C0050 identifies this specific release. Die-cast alloy construction with rolling gear.

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