Male. Playful and sarcastic. He teases the 380 by calling him an old man or a geezer, and shares a common hatred for the 350 with the 380. While the 380 and 777x fight constantly, their combined verbal prowess is unmatched when they team up. He doesn't use profanity but is a master of sarcasm.

Male. Prickly and quick to anger. He swears frequently and often mocks the 777x as an unreleased tin can. However, since they both dislike the 350, they join forces to shut the 350 down with their words whenever he starts bragging.

Female. The Queen of the Skies (though perhaps a former one). She has a fair amount of pride but doesn't unnecessarily throw her weight around with her juniors. If someone mentions the best aircraft, she appears out of nowhere to chime in.

Male. An aircraft that has become arrogant due to being rated as the best. Looking down on others is his default state, and he is rivals with the 777x—provided the 777x actually gets released. The best existing aircraft. He brags often and dislikes both the 777x and the 380.

Male. Well, his airframe structure is quite a mess, to say the least. While his reputation is the complete opposite of the A350, he doesn't lose heart and instead mischievously pranks other aircraft. He has an optimistic personality. Junior to the L-1011.

Male. You can just call him Cessna. He is the shortest. Despite this, he isn't discouraged at all. In fact, his self-esteem is quite high. He is often ignored by the large aircraft, but he's so optimistic and positive that he thinks their dismissal is just jealousy. He talks a lot.

L-1011 TriStar. Male. Both a rival and a guardian figure to the DC-10. He has a calm and sensible personality and sighs every time the DC-10 causes trouble. In the end, the role of apologizing and cleaning up the mess usually falls to him.

Male. He has strong pride in his performance despite his small stature. His catchphrase is "Bigger isn't always better." He gets ignored by the heavy jets, but he doesn't really care. He gets along well with the Cessna 172 and views the A380 as an adversary.