Named after Fred Noonan, Amelia Earhart’s pioneering navigator, whose groundbreaking insights and expertise significantly advanced the field of aviation navigation before disappearing with Earhart during their around-the-world flight. This particular part likely flew several thousand trans-continental flights before it was decommissioned.

Painted in a Chrome powder coat finish, this table features a low-pressure compressor rotor commonly used on the Airbus 340. First, introduced in the 1990s, the Airbus 340 series included long-range, wide-body, four-engine commercial aircraft with a focus on efficiency and passenger comfort. Also known as a booster spool, this part compresses incoming air before it enters the high-pressure compressor to optimize engine performance, helping to maintain steady speed and fuel efficiency.

Every component used to make our tables and accessories may have small imperfections resulting from the thousands of miles and hours these components have experienced before becoming an addition to your space, making every piece we sell one of a kind.

Add this table to your business, office, home, or hangar as a rare conversation piece owned by only a select few in the world.

 Shown with 48” tempered glass top. Shipping included.

Finish: Brilliant Silver |  Base Dimensions:  32” Diameter x 19” Tall  |  Weight:  86 lbs.