Well worth a visit if you've time to kill in Atlanta. Nice little museum. The exterior exhibits are tricky to photograph but there some lovely machines inside.
Delta's first DC-3 from 1940
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Travelair Sedan
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Stinson Reliant
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Boeing 767-232 N102DA. I last saw this machine at Farnborough in 1982
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Convair 880 flightdeck
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Delta Flight Museum, Atlanta , GA
Delta Flight Museum, Atlanta , GA
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Re: Delta Flight Museum, Atlanta , GA
Nice to see Delta caring so much about their heritage - it looks a great place. Is it at the airport?
Re: Delta Flight Museum, Atlanta , GA
Delta do seem proud of their heritage. The museum is on the nothern perimeter of the airport.
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Re: Delta Flight Museum, Atlanta , GA
Thanks for the post. From all accounts, it is a fab place that has recently (?) had a 747-400 (ex-NWA) added to the lineup. I believe the museum also has a simulator section at which you can fly some of their past fleet. The 737-200Adv is my choice because it is one type that I have yet to fly.
Re: Delta Flight Museum, Atlanta , GA
There's a 747-400, a DC-9 and 757 outside but they are in the car park and tricky to photograph well.
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