Geminijets United Airlines Boeing 787-10 N13014 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: United Airlines Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner N13014 (Geminijets GJUAL2229). This aircraft (MSN 40940, Line Number 1114) was delivered to United on March 27, 2023, as part of the airline's massive "United Next" fleet expansion. It was one of two 787-10s delivered in Q2 2023 alongside N17015, helping United modernize its widebody fleet to replace aging 767s and 777s.

Operational history: N13014 quickly became a familiar sight across United's network. It was spotted at Barcelona Airport on August 1, 2023, just months after delivery. By early 2024, it was operating transcontinental routes, recorded on flight UA218 from Honolulu (HNL) to Chicago (ORD) on January 26, 2024. The aircraft now regularly flies transatlantic, with tracking data showing frequent service from Newark (EWR) to Lisbon (LIS) and Athens (ATH) throughout 2024 and 2025. It is powered by two General Electric GEnx-1B76/P2 engines (76,000 lb thrust class), identifiable by their distinctive chevron-shaped exhaust nozzles.

The 787-10 in the United fleet: The -10 variant is the largest Dreamliner, stretching 68.3 metres to carry up to 318 passengers in United's three-class configuration. It trades some range for capacity, with a range of approximately 11,910 km (6,430 nautical miles), making it ideal for high-density transatlantic and some transpacific routes. United was the first U.S. carrier to take delivery of the 787-10 and remains one of its largest operators.

About this model: Geminijets released N13014 (item GJUAL2229) as part of their 1:400 scale collection, capturing United's "Blue Evolution" livery—a white fuselage with a gradient blue globe on the tail and large blue "UNITED" titles. At 17 cm long with a 15 cm wingspan, this diecast model features detailed GEnx-1B engine fans with chevrons, accurately reproduced landing gear, and the characteristic raked wingtips. For collectors of United's modern fleet, this represents a key piece of the "United Next" strategy—a 787-10 that went from Boeing's South Carolina factory to the skies over Barcelona in just four months.

Age 16+ only. Not a toy.