goki and Lufthansa have teamed up on something special: a limited-edition ride-on airplane in the official Lufthansa design, made for the youngest pilots in the family. The occasion is a big one. In 2026, Lufthansa celebrates its 100th anniversary, and we're proud to celebrate with them.
Children have always dreamed of flying
Look up when a plane passes overhead, and you'll see it: children stop, point and follow it across the sky until it's gone. Long before they can read or ride a bike, they spread their arms and "fly" through the house. Few things capture a child's imagination like flying, and few dreams are as universal as wanting to be a pilot one day.
A century of flying
Lufthansa was founded in 1926. For a hundred years, its planes have connected people, families and continents, and the crane on the tail has become one of the best-known sights at airports around the world. For many people, it stands for the excitement of a journey: the first look out of the window, the moment of takeoff, the feeling of going somewhere new.
Two German companies, one fascination
goki is a family-owned company from northern Germany, founded in 1981. Our toys are about discovering the world through play. Lufthansa has spent a century making the dream of flying real. This edition brings both together: the fascination of flying, made for small hands and big imaginations. Not a plane to look at from a distance, but one that children can climb aboard and fly themselves.
Every child can be a pilot
The ride-on airplane brings the Lufthansa look down to toddler height. Little pilots take their seat, grab the steering wheel, push off with their feet and set course across the living room. The propeller at the front spins by hand, ready for every pre-flight check.
Made of sturdy metal and plastic with quiet rubber tires, it's built for everyday adventures. And while children steer, push and keep their balance, they train coordination and motor skills, all while being busy with far more important things: Where are we flying today? Who's on board? Which way is the runway?
A limited special edition
The goki x Lufthansa ride-on airplane was made in limited numbers for the anniversary only. That makes it more than a toy: it's a small piece of aviation history for the next generation, and a keepsake that grown-up aviation fans will love just as much as the little pilots do.
Happy 100th birthday, Lufthansa. Here's to the next century of flying, and to all the pilots who start their careers in the living room.