Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking, bright red helicopter prominently displayed on the front. The sleek, modern design emphasizes its innovative craftsmanship and technological sophistication. Clear details such as large windows and a tail rotor highlight its agility and speed—key attributes of rotor wing aircraft. The helicopter is set against a stark black background, causing the vivid red to almost glow and immediately draw attention. This bold contrast creates a visually memorable and eye-catching design.

Above the helicopter, the text reads: "Commemorating the 1st NOTAR flight in Hawaii," celebrating a significant aviation milestone related to NOTAR technology. NOTAR (NO TAIL ROTOR) represents a notable advancement in helicopter design, reducing noise and improving safety—making this event particularly meaningful in the industry. The phrase is styled in a white serif font, adding a formal, commemorative tone that underscores the importance of this achievement.

Below the helicopter, additional text links the card to Rotor Wing Hawaii, a company serving major aerospace manufacturers such as McDonnell Douglas, Bell, and Aerospatiale. It states "since 1980," highlighting Rotor Wing Hawaii’s longstanding reputation and expertise. A phone number, (808) 833-8888, provides a direct contact point. In the lower left corner, a small AmeriVox logo indicates the telecommunications company behind the card’s functionality.

The back side of the phone card features a simple, utilitarian design. It includes a large, silver metallic grid card chip, typical of phone cards used for making calls. Above the chip, printed instructions guide users through the dialing process once the card is inserted into a phone. The back also displays important access numbers and customer service contact information, including toll-free numbers for assistance, emphasizing convenience and support. A boxed section indicates the card’s prepaid status with a value of 50 units, making it clear that this card offers practical use beyond its collectible appeal. Overall, the design balances functionality with commemorative value, honoring Hawaiian aviation history while serving everyday communication needs.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.