LEGO 60502 Building Instructions – Airport with Airplane
City • 2026
Where can I find LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane instructions?
LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane is a 887-piece LEGO City set released on 1 January 2026. This page provides 5 step-by-step building instruction videos for the set, with the featured guide divided into 5 timestamped sections and a total runtime of 23 minutes and 11 seconds. The page also links to LEGO's official building instructions for this set.
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Set overview
LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane is a 887-piece LEGO City set released in 2026 from the Airport range with 9 minifigures.
What does this instruction guide include?
This page groups 5 instruction videos for this set, including Book 1, Book 2, Book 3 and Book 4. The featured guide has 5 timestamped sections, including a direct jump to the parts list. The featured instruction video runs for 23 minutes and 11 seconds. The combined All Books video is used as the main player, with the separate book videos kept below for reference. Use the chapter links below to return to a specific stage without searching through the full video.
Video chapters
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Notable features
- included minifigure content
LEGO 60502 questions
How many pieces does LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane have?
The set is listed with 887 pieces.
What is the recommended age for LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane?
The recorded age rating for this set is 8+.
Does the LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane instruction video have chapters?
The featured video has 5 timestamped sections you can jump to.
How long is the LEGO 60502 Airport with Airplane instruction video?
The video runs for 23 minutes and 11 seconds. Actual hands-on building time varies.
