**On release day only (29 May 2026) a bonus holographic E-3D sticker will be included with all JETs purchased. If you enjoy our British aircraft, visit shopairdrops.com (beginning at 1215 US Central time on the 29th) to view AD808 - our newest Air Drop featuring Lynx AH.7 XZ220.**
Flight 2 (the second edition) of our massively popular E-3D Sentry is here! This run features JETs cut from 3 different E-3Ds - ZH101, ZH102, and ZH107.
The RAF E-3D Sentry was the Royal Air Force’s airborne early warning and control (AEW/AWACS) aircraft, based on the Boeing 707 airliner and equipped with the distinctive rotating radar dome that allowed it to detect and track aircraft and surface targets over vast distances. Entering RAF service in 1991, seven E-3Ds were acquired to replace the canceled Nimrod AEW program and became a critical component of Britain’s air defense and command-and-control network. The Sentry played key roles in operations over the Balkans, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and in homeland air policing, providing battlefield surveillance and directing allied aircraft in combat operations. After three decades of service, the RAF retired the E-3D in 2021, replacing it with the newer Boeing E-7 Wedgetail AEW Mk1.
This release also features the option of choosing your tag art - between a Planform laser etched blueprint design and a full color UV "Roadkill Printed" design that features the card art. All RAF E-3Ds had nicknames based after Disney's "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs", and these nicknames are etched or printed on each tag.
7 total variants are offered: ZH101 Grey, ZH102 Grey, ZH102 Blue, ZH107 Grey, ZH107 Stencil, and Structured. The Structured tags are very thick in areas and features multiple layers of aluminum structure and rivets and/or hi-lok fasteners. The Structured are randomly fulfilled and could be either ZH102 or ZH107; no ZH101 tags are included in the Structured variant.
*There is a single ZH102 Blue tag available. The product photo shows the Grey variant.*
For a full rundown of all the variants, check out the release brief video by visiting our YouTube page, here.
Only 260 total JETs have been cut for Flight 2.
