Delta Flight Museum - Atlanta (GA)

5 /5 RAJAGOPAL RAMAN: It doesn’t matter if you like to fly or you don’t like to fly, you need to visit this place to appreciate the aviation industry and the innovation they have created some of the large Boeing 747 were so huge that you couldn’t believe that you can stand next to them, the landing gear was inspiring me a lot Have fun. This is a short trip not more than two hours

4 /5 Jonathan Aleman: Cool trip to the Delta Flight Museum! It was $20 admission inside two hangers and the 747. The exhibit takes you through their first flight to what Delta is today as a legacy airline. As a pilot it was fun to read up on this big airline and see how it was shaped. The only thing is I believe it was too empty for so much history! It was just remodeled apparently so maybe it will grow with more artifacts soon but the highlight was going inside the Spirit of Delta and the 747 so cool to see the old cabins and flight decks! Definitely a cool place to spend a good 2 hours

5 /5 Gary Fareed: Visited Delta Flight Museum on a weekend, and it turned out to be not only exciting but also a very educational experience! We learned about the history of Delta Air Lines and its employees, the "Spirit of Delta" and impetus behind the "Boeing 767"! The information was amazing! Also, you get go inside of air planes, view a flight simulator, take in the history notes , take photos with various countries, beautiful landscapes, and major metropolises in the background.( Photos are free). If out-of-state or global visitors are in Atlanta, you may want to visit Delta Flight Museum. It is certainly worthwhile!

5 /5 Charles Bibeau: We were at a cancer survivor event here with CHOA & Aflac childhood cancer center. The venue was very nice. The air planes and history was interesting to my children. Had a little delay finding the gate entrance to the facility, but we made it fine.