Aircraft Engine Start Panel | 115VU

Flight Deck Control Panel | Aircraft Cockpit Component | Aviation Memorabilia

This authentic Aircraft Engine Start Panel (115VU), PN D9251504800000 is a genuine flight deck component retired from active service and now available for aviation collections, demonstrations, aircraft history displays, simulator builds, and home or office décor.

The Engine Start Panel features cockpit controls associated with aircraft engine start and ignition functions. Located within the flight deck, this panel provides pilots with controls used during the engine start process, making it a recognizable and interesting piece of commercial aircraft cockpit equipment.

With its original switches, selectors, labeling, and authentic flight deck appearance, this panel makes an especially appealing collectible for anyone fascinated by aircraft engines, cockpit procedures, and commercial aviation technology.

Key Details

• Authentic Aircraft Engine Start Panel – 115VU
• Part Number: D9251504800000
• Original aircraft flight deck component
• Associated with aircraft engine start and ignition functions
• Authentic cockpit switches, selectors, and markings
• Retired from active aircraft service
• Genuine operational wear and character
• Sold for collection, display, demonstration, simulator, or prop use only
• Non-airworthy / functionality not guaranteed

Perfect For

• Aviation and aircraft component collectors
• Aircraft cockpit displays
• Flight simulator builds
• Aircraft systems demonstrations
• Aircraft history exhibits
• Home, office, or hangar décor
• Aviation-themed displays and collections
• Movie, television, and production props
• Gifts for pilots, mechanics, technicians, and aviation enthusiasts

Why This Piece Stands Out

Unlike passenger cabin components, the Engine Start Panel comes directly from the flight deck and represents one of the most recognizable stages of aircraft operation—the engine start sequence.

Whether incorporated into a simulator, used for an aircraft systems demonstration, or simply displayed on a shelf, desk, or aviation wall, its authentic cockpit controls and engine-related markings make it a standout piece of retired aircraft technology.