How many minifigures come with the set?

Set 60502 includes nine minifigures, the highest count in this batch.

Does the set include an airplane?

Yes, an airplane is included alongside the terminal building.

How many pieces does the whole set have?

It has 887 pieces in total, including 337 unique elements.

Airport

LEGO® Airport with Airplane

Set 60502 pairs a terminal building with an airplane, covering two major building sections in one City set. Its 887 pieces and 337 unique elements split between building and aircraft, with nine minifigures included.

Set number: 60502
Year: 2026
Pieces: 887
Minifigures: 9
Theme: Airport
Different parts: 337

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 337

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 (25)

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

Minifigures 9

Airport Ground Crew Worker, Vibrant Yellow Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Red Hard Hat fig-0172944 pieces × 1
Pilot, Dark Blue Suit, Cap fig-0172954 pieces × 1
Passenger, Dark Orange Torso, Tan Legs, Dark Tan Hair, Sunflower Lanyard fig-0172965 pieces × 1
Airport Security, Black Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Bright Light Yellow Hair fig-0172974 pieces × 1
Passenger, White Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0172984 pieces × 1
Barista, Reddish Brown Apron, Light Bluish Grey Hair fig-0172994 pieces × 1
Air Traffic Controller, Black Suit, Dark Tan Hair fig-0173004 pieces × 1
Passenger, Dark Turquoise Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Dark Blue Beanie fig-0173014 pieces × 1
Air Hostess, Dark Blue Suit, Dark Brown Hair fig-0173024 pieces × 1

Description

An airport with its own airplane

White and black define the terminal's look, while light bluish grey and dark bluish grey cover the tarmac, vehicles and technical detail. At 887 pieces, the set sits a little under the thousand-piece mark while still covering both a building and an aircraft in one box, rather than limiting itself to just one. That combination of architecture and vehicle is less common among City sets than a standalone model, making this set unusually versatile for play scenes.

337 parts across terminal and airplane

With 337 unique parts, this is one of the more part-diverse sets in this range, suggesting both the terminal and the airplane are built from a wide variety of shapes rather than a handful of basic elements. The parts list on this page shows which piece belongs to which section and its colour. The terminal in particular, with its windows, signage and small details, calls for a broader range of specialised parts than a pure vehicle build would.

Building and vehicle working together

Unlike a pure vehicle or building set, this one calls for switching between two different techniques while building: putting up sturdy wall sections for the terminal, and shaping the aircraft's hull accurately. That switch keeps the building process varied, and afterward lets the building and the plane connect directly into one shared scene rather than being viewed separately. That turns the finished build into one connected scene rather than two separate models sitting side by side.

Nine minifigures for airport scenes

With nine minifigures, this set has the largest cast in this batch, supporting detailed scenes around check-in, security and boarding. For anyone who uses City sets mainly for play, this combination of building, aircraft and a large crew offers a lot to work with. Alongside other City vehicles, this airport also extends easily into a larger traffic scene. For collectors who already own other City themes, this set adds a central transport hub to the collection.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?: Set 60502 includes nine minifigures, the highest count in this batch.
Does the set include an airplane?: Yes, an airplane is included alongside the terminal building.
How many pieces does the whole set have?: It has 887 pieces in total, including 337 unique elements.

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