Classic Air Force Brass Urn   

A polished brass rectangle with the U.S. Air Force emblem on the front, the Classic Air Force Brass Urn is a dignified way to honor someone who served. Its clean, squared shape keeps the focus on the insignia and the service it represents.

Crafted from brass, a strong metal known for its weight and longevity, the urn is built to be a lasting part of the family's story.

The urn itself can be engraved with a name, dates or a short message (up to 135 characters) to make it personal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size urn do I need?

A common guideline is one cubic inch of capacity for every pound of body weight before cremation, so a 210 cubic inch urn like the Classic Air Force Brass Urn generally fits an adult who weighed up to about 210 pounds.

Can this urn be used for a veteran's burial?

Yes. It is a fitting urn for a memorial service with military honors, for display at home or for burial. Eligible veterans may be laid to rest in a VA national cemetery, so check with the cemetery or your funeral director about any urn or vault requirements.

Can I take a metal urn on a plane?

TSA requires cremated remains in carry-on bags to pass through X-ray screening, and metal urns often cannot be screened clearly. Many families travel with the remains in a temporary container and transfer them into the urn at home. Check current TSA and airline rules before you fly.

How do I care for a brass urn?

Wipe the urn with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemical cleaners, which can scratch or dull the finish.

How quickly will my urn ship?

Orders placed by 1:00 PM CST, Monday through Friday, ship the same business day. For engraved orders, the engraving proof needs to be approved by 1:00 PM CST to ship that day. Orders completed after the cutoff ship the next business day. Our team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Looking for something similar? Explore the Navy Brass Urn and Classic Army Brass Urn, or browse our full collection of military urns.