How many minifigures come with the set?

The set includes nine minifigures, among them pilots, cabin crew and passengers.

How many pieces does the aircraft have?

The model is built from 913 pieces, spread across 300 unique part types.

Can you access the cabin interior?

Yes, the cabin is large enough to show off seating rows and interior details rather than just a closed outer shell.

Airport

Passenger Airplane

At 913 pieces with nine minifigures, the Passenger Airplane is one of the larger City sets, recreating an airliner complete with passenger cabin, cockpit and cargo area. A varied crew of pilots, cabin staff and passengers brings play value well beyond simply assembling the model. White, black, light bluish grey and lime make up the livery, giving the aircraft the look of a typical commercial airliner.

Set number: 60367
Year: 2023
Pieces: 913
Minifigures: 9
Theme: Airport
Different parts: 300

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 300

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (28)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 9

Woman, Tan Trenchcoat fig-0139524 pieces × 1
Pilot, Black Hair and Sunglasses fig-0143174 pieces × 1
Pilot, Bright Light Yellow Hair fig-0143184 pieces × 1
Woman, White Top, Medium Azure Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0143194 pieces × 1
Man, Dark Bluish Gray Tracksuit, Fanny Pack fig-0143204 pieces × 1
Ground Crew, Vibrant Yellow Safety Vest, Ponytail fig-0143214 pieces × 1
Ground Crew, Vibrant Yellow Safety Vest, Ear Defenders fig-0143224 pieces × 1
Man, Red Plaid Shirt, Olive Green Legs fig-0143234 pieces × 1
Ground Crew, Vibrant Yellow Safety Vest, Nougat Hair fig-0143244 pieces × 1

Description

A cabin built for access

Unlike smaller aircraft models, the cabin here is large enough to fit rows of seats, an aisle and, in part, a cockpit that opens from above. The 913 pieces go into a model that prioritises interior detail rather than just presenting a closed outer shell. Among the 300 unique part types, seats, overhead bins and cockpit instruments are all clearly distinguished from one another. The cargo hold opens separately too, so luggage can be loaded and unloaded as its own small scene.

Nine minifigures keep it running

The nine minifigures cover typical airport roles, from pilots and cabin crew to passengers carrying their own luggage. That opens up scenes such as boarding, departure or in-flight service, going well beyond just admiring the finished model. For anyone already collecting other City Airport sets, this aircraft adds the central vehicle that ties the whole scene together. The variety of roles among the figures also supports different play sessions without scenes feeling repetitive.

A livery that reads at a glance

White forms the base colour of the fuselage, matching most real-world airliners, while light bluish grey and black highlight technical details such as engines and landing gear. Lime acts as an accent colour on the fuselage and tail, creating a strong contrast that makes the model instantly distinguishable from other City aircraft. That mix of a neutral base and a bold accent colour mirrors how real airline liveries are typically designed.

Navigating 300 different parts

With 300 unique part types, checking the parts list on this page is particularly worthwhile, since the interior, landing gear and outer shell each rely on their own specialised pieces. The list makes it easy to track down elements such as seat shells or luggage pieces if they're needed for other airport scenes. For a set this varied, the list is far more useful than it would be for a simpler vehicle with only a handful of part types.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?: The set includes nine minifigures, among them pilots, cabin crew and passengers.
How many pieces does the aircraft have?: The model is built from 913 pieces, spread across 300 unique part types.
Can you access the cabin interior?: Yes, the cabin is large enough to show off seating rows and interior details rather than just a closed outer shell.

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