This was a bucket list thing for me honestly. I’m an experienced pilot 👨🏻‍✈️ and have loved aviation for many years. I have to tell you being up close and seeing and touching the displays and realizing how enormous the Spirit of Delta is. And what a fabulous story about the employees buying the 767, incredible and a wonderful reminder of what employees do for a great company. Learning how Delta started a seeing the rich history was exciting. I highly recommend seeing the many displays.

Words can't describe how cool this place is and pictures don't do justice, must visit to really capture the experience. It's amazing. And the 747 is one of the coolest things I've ever been in!

I would dare say this is a completely underrated attraction for people of all ages. We took my three boys (5, 3, and 18-months) and they were completely in love with this place. We will definitely be back the next time we visit Atlanta! If you are thinking about going, take the time to do it!!

We had an amazing time at Delta Flight Museum. Its a huge facility where they have displayed early time frame of flight. Displayed planes are very welled maintained. They also have a gift shop of Delta goodies.

This place was an absolute gem among all the other looting attractions in and around. Pretty large hanger converted to a flight museum. Free parking is available and entry tickets are just $15 for adults and $12 for kids. Flight simulators are extra cost. Even without the simulator, which we skipped, it was pretty engaging, highlighting the rich history of Delta Airlines and planes. This place has a small confectionery store associated for souvenirs. Also this place has restrooms to use.

Nice place, make sure to check online before you go to make sure everything is open. When we went there, Hanger was closed, which has the museum and most of the stuff. But we were still able to look around the 747 and the other plane. They have a store that sells all different types of Delta, leftover merchandise, ranging from airplane seats to T-shirts to wing parts, all for a great price. It’s definitely worth checking out that store and the person in charge Judy is the nicest person in the area. Just keep in mind what time the store closes.

Great place and cool exhibits that are interactive. The staff weren’t like too amazing but not bad. They sort of just were there and when I asked for a price they just held up their fingers instead of talking with you. Pretty cool place though and the gift shop had a lot of cool items that were unique to Delta, not just the same old stuff that every other gift shop has.

Great experience! Friendly staff. Lots of cool history about the world’s greatest air line! Also a good deal of educational information about flight for the kiddos. The simulator is an amazing idea for anyone interested in flight, although it is a tad on the pricey side. But what an amazing experience for someone who wouldn’t have the opportunity otherwise!

Super cool museum. Be ready to have your items scanned at the main hanger and at the side plane. Well kept and lots of things to do and see. Took a few hours. Delta and Militaty discounts. No law enforcement discounts. Indoor and outdoor portions

Absolutely AMAZING place! As a student pilot, this place is a must see!!!! I only wish they took more time to show the African American pilots, as opposed to having it tucked away in a corner. Other than that, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The 747 IS WONDERFUL!!!! Next time, I will partake in the simulator experience!

Very nice museum about the full history of Delta Airlines. From the prop era to modern jets. Nice meeting location inside a plane and the visit to the 747 is a must do. The sheer size is just amazing. The highlight for me was the visit, take-off and landing in the 737-200 simulator! Just an amazing experience. Highly recommended.

Brought my son here for part one of his birthday adventures. He loves planes and I thought this would be a great experience . I was right . 8/10 only because I wish a lot of things were closed the day we went . you should go ! Only about $23 bucks for both of us to enter.

What a fantastic experience! I highly recommended this place if you have a few hours to kill. Call first! They’re sometimes closed due to special events. There are plenty of interactive activities and tons of history. The Boeing 747 exhibit has different hours than the museum so check that also. All around a good time and friendly people working there.

Every thing, just wow..we really had good time..we took our 3 year old daughter, we had fun and enjoy clicking some amazing pictures. But the stimulator is for1-2 people, for 45 minutes, for 450 $ dollars , which I think is too expensive. And gift shop shop is little expensive. But if we only have general admission then 15 $ per person is worth visiting.. Adding some pictures to help.😊

My flight attendant graduation was held there. It was awesome to see the history of Delta and aviation. I have been a loyal SkyMiles Member and Platinum Medallion flyer for years so it meant a lot to me.

HUGE AVIATION GEEK! So... This place is EPIC! Not the biggest museum but it has some unique items unique to Delta. Also the gift shop is amazing! Couple things tho, call.in advance regarding hours, check if the gift shop is open. And lastly where uber ect pick up areas are.

I went only to see the DC3 but got surprised with all they have inside like a 747 when you go inside like the cockpit and transparent parts to see how it’s. There some olds simulators and an top notch one that I’m not sure if I could try. An small store as well. You gonna spend about 2h if you want read all and watch the movie, everything well organized. It’s a place to bring children, there some entertainment for them.

Really cool experience visiting this museum. Lots of great history and very well displayed. I enjoyed the interactive parts of the museum in addition to being able to walk into some of their Boeing planes. My favorite part was the evolution of the flight attendant uniforms. Really cool to see how the uniforms evolved over the years in different countries. Highly recommend visiting!

The Boeing 737-200 full-motion flight simulator and Delta's instructor, Rudy gave us an enormous experience. He taught us firmly even though it was only an hour lesson. We really appreciate it. $425 might be not affordable for everyone but it's definitely worth it.

The museum was cool, but a bit small. It was likely due to the group I was with, but there were a lot of things closed / not attended. The flight Sim was fun, but we only had a truncated experience of it.

We had a great time here for my son's birthday. There is so much to learn and the tour takes us back to Delta's beginning. The theater is spacious and nice as well and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Lots of affordable options in the gift shop.💯

Really awesome place to check out the history of one of America's largest and oldest legacy airlines. The exhibits were well laid out, the staff was incredibly friendly and the CEO of Delta was even around so my friends and I managed to get a picture with him. All in all, it was well worth the price for admission. I will absolutely come back again and again!

Great place to visit if you are at the Atlanta Airport with some time to spare!! Only 4 starts because the 747 exhibit had a sign for 757!! A little confusing! I loved being in the 747 and learning all about it! The staff here were all friendly and knowledgeable!!

Good place to hangout on a break . Expected there will be an option to sit in pilot seat but all of them are closed when i visited . A good place to educate yourself about passenger aeroplane , and other different flights especially from delta origins. Only con : entrance ticket even for a working employee is half the normal ticket!!!!! Not sure why do they do that . Definitely a best place to hangout with kids .

Small museum. Quick turn around. Great if you like Delta and it's history. Planes on display are great. You can visit and take a walk inside the first ever built 747. That's almost as cool as hanging out with 007.

Came to Atlanta to go to the Southeastern Railway Museum & to sightsee Atlanta. Trains are my interest, but I like anything in Transportation. This was also a great museum to visit. The museum is located in a hanger & has planes outside as well. It has many real life planes to see including 2 you can go into & sit in the seats. You can go right up to the planes, stand next to the tires, walk underneath them, see what the cockpits look like. Definitely worth going to see.

This museum is amazing to learn about aviation history and Delta airlines! The 747 experience is so awesome where you can explore anything there and get a great view of the Atlanta airport! I would recommend a million times! 12/10

I came to the Delta Flight Museum for a Delta Flight Attendant graduation. Google did not do a good job in directing us. We had to ask for directions. Once in there it was great. So many airplanes from different eras. I didn't get a chance to look around as much as I wanted to. If you are an airline history buff you will love this place. If you are going for a graduation, give yourself extra time to look around. There is a lot of cool stuff here. Parking is ample and free. There is easy access for handicapped folks too.

We attended the Young Atlanta fashion show here, and it was amazing!! The museum is really nice. The fashion show was amazing!! It was the perfect venue for a Tuskegee Airmen themed fashion show.

Visited with wife on Tue Oct 18. The two hangers are very spacious between exhibits. There are exhibits from the early days of Delta up to the present including live diagram of Atlanta Airport. Check schedule at https://www deltamuseum dot org to see what will be open outside. For us, the 747 was open but the DC-9 was not. The photo is from the upper deck of the 747. Panels removed so you can see pipe and wire. The 737-200 simulator is worth the cost. The instructor set me up with 3 mile final for several airports. He started easy (straight approach with no wind) and then did Juneau, which has a dogleg due to a mountain. My wife took video and still shots. The graph shows when we were too high or low and approach. After we finished the instructor took a picture of us (with great framing showing location in the museum).

A very different experience visiting Delta Airlines Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. Lots of things to take advantage of at this museum. They have a nice gift shop. Plenty of parking. Enjoy the 747 experience.

The museum is relatively small compared to other aviation history museums. The Boeing 747 exhibit is the most impressive part. Overall, my family enjoyed the visit, but Delta could do more to extend the visitor experience.

Delta does an amazing job at preserving their history here. An important task in the airline industry due to consolidation of so many companies. I grew up flying Northwest and was happy to see them well represented here.

This is our 3 year old’s Happy Place! We come here frequently and love it. Can we get a membership program please? Check Mason’s Happy Walk when he gets inside the hangars. He does this every time.

Probably not high on tourists must see list, it is a decent diversion to spend 1.5 hours by the airport. Would've been nicer if it was free but I guess this isn't a good use of the company's capital from shareholders POV. Museum has some interesting artifacts including the 747 jumbo. A couple exhibits were closed when we were visiting. But overall it met my expectations as a minor attraction---probably would've never visited if it wasn't for the extra time on hand before flight.

Great for the whole family! We have a large family, with 8 children. At the time of our visit, they ranged in age from 4 years old to 16 years old. They all really enjoyed the museum. They liked being able to see everything in person, go inside of things, touch things, etc. A wonderful experience for all and it wasn't as expensive as the zoo or aquarium.

Great history for an amazing company, must see if you like or love aviation! Amazing staff and memorabilia!

As someone that loves aviation this place is amazing. The 747 is full of history and so iconic, it was just amazing to get into the first queen of the skies that was built for passenger use and flew for 30 yrs she has history in every corner! Everyone here was amazing and very helpful! If you use Google maps to get here it will tell you to make a left at the very end of the instructions on how to get there but it's wrong, just keep straight for another 8th of a mile and the actual place will be on the left. You can see the hangar that says Delta flight museum. Stop at the front where the guards are, they will check your Id give you a parking pass and give you stickers that read Delta museum guest. Find a parking Spot put the stickers on yourself and walk into the brick building to the right of the first big hangar it has landing gear posts on the outside of it. Go in and the building through security get your passes and hit the 747 before you go in as I closes earlier than the building. Also they have guided Douglas DC-3(Ship 41) tours every second Tuesday of every month, for a very short time so make sure to call before and be there. This place is awesome for young ones and parking is free!!! You can also see incoming and outgoing traffic in the airport from the parking lot which is a big plus for me! There's a fully working B737 simulator in there that costs a little over 400 bucks for an hour for up to 4 people if I'm not mistaken check the website for the details and have some fun. Plan to be here 2 to 3 hours for an in depth visit!

If you love airplanes or have a particular interest in Delta or commercial flight history, by all means go. It isn't cheap, BUT military get in free with ID. The 747 was pretty cool, as were some of the old stewardess (it was an era) uniforms. I may have imagined it, but one of the ones from the lunar landing days had a very Star Trek feel. See pics.

Great museum with lots of airplane and company history. Lots of airplanes to walk through and even a simulator to fly if you buy tickets. Need at least 2 hours to see it all thoroughly. Will definitely come back!

We had a company event here and it was a blast. Learning about Delta was very interesting! I highly recommend it!

Was a great experience with many cool artifacts from Delta. You could do in two different planes including a Boeing 747. Bathrooms are very clean. A recommended museum stop! Some screens were not working

Most of the exhibits are interesting.

Best places in the world for all of the aviators so much history of delta

Really awesome historic airplanes.

So, you love planes, are a planespotter and want to get up close and personal with the Queen of the Skies? Well this is the place for you. The Delta Flight Museum is an AWESOME museum that not only traces the history of Delta (and ATL to some degree) but also the airline industry at large. The museum is packed with approximately 80 gazillion things that you wish you could own. Everything from Safety Cards to Silverware and just about everything in between. So many cool things to look at and read about you'll wish you had more time in the day. Then there are the planes. Oh, Delta just doesn't have one plane...they have a plethora of beautifully maintained aircraft that you get to stand next to. The Spirit of Delta 767...it's here in all her glory. A DC-3 in fantastic condition...she's her shining like a new pin. Want to see a giraffe but don't want to go to the zoo...they got a gorgeous 757 keeping watch outside. Miss the Mad Dog's...they got a DC-9. And then there's the Queen. A plane so regal, so gorgeous and so amazing it's hard not to get emotional. The 747-400 is one of the most amazing pieces of machinery ever created and you can see Ship 6301 at her final resting place here. Learn about her near tragic history and how this ol' girl served Delta until 2015. They gave her a royal send off and now she holds court here everyday. If you've got time between flights, love planes or love Delta this museum is a MUST visit. And don't forget to visit the gift shop...they have so many cool things you'll walk out being a brand ambassador!

Love it

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I'm very into aviation and have been to many aviation museums and I can say they did an excellent job with this museum. There is a lot to see and is well worth the trip in the $15 admission. You must check their calendar because they do a lot of events and sometimes close one or both parts of the museum for them. Second time I've been!

Such a cool place full of history of flying and Delta specifically. Really neat to sit in a big engine and see the inside of old planes. Probably the only time I'll ever be able to go in the lie-flat first class beds too, I'm more of a budget traveler lol but it was very neat!

Nice little museum showing the history of Delta Airlines. Several aircraft to get up close and personal with (but not too close for some of them). 747 experience was very cool, especially the wing walk which allows for a great view of activity at the airport. The hangars were large but felt empty. Seemed like there were some exhibits being moved or refurbished. Gift shop prices were very reasonable, $16 for a t-shirt! Clean restroom. Some kind of snack bar would be nice to keep people around longer.

We loooooved this museum. So much great history of the airlines and the industry in general on display including planes available for visitors to walk inside and explore from a completely different vantage including a closer look at the cockpit and the mechanics and statistics behind these amazing vehicles. Staff was very nice - souvenir shop is a bit overpriced but that's not totally unusual. This is a fun stop to visit in Atlanta for the whole family which offers some unique learning opportunities, hands-on fun and something more than your typical museum. Highly recommend!

(Translated by Google) Definitely a place of history, I love aviation and the museum is truly a point to visit, the prices are affordable, do not hesitate to visit it, if you like planes you will have an incredible time and if you do not like them you will be interested in learning more and I know you will like them, recommended. (Original) Sin duda un lugar de historia, me encanta la aviación y el museo es verdaderamente un punto a visitar, los precios son accesibles, no dudes en visitarlo, si te gustan los aviones la vas a pasar increíble y si no te gustan saldrás interesado en aprender más y se que te gustarán, recomendable.

Great history of a great company.

Very nice and informative experience of the Delta company and aviation. Interactive flight elements were cool. Museum crew were kind and welcoming.

Great museum! A lot of interesting history. As a Dimond Medallion I love Delta but even if you don’t is a great place to learn and appreciate the work they do.

They were closed to the general public on a Saturday. Which was slightly odd to me. They do have some cool planes to look at, a few little neat things, and perhaps I am just being some type of way...but it was very underwhelming. It was fun, but I was expecting more I suppose. I would come back again.

(Translated by Google) The Delta Flight Museum is located near Atlanta International Airport, For those who have a few hours of stop / connection or just like transportation and planes, it is recommended to take a tour of the Delta Airline Museum There are several models of aircraft, very many displays of items from the aircraft and flights Recommended for a tour it is also possible to take children (Original) מוזיאון Delta Flight Museum נמצא בסמוך לשדה התעופה הבין לאומי של אטלנטה, למי שיש כמה שעות עצירה/קונקשין או סתם אוהב תחבורה ומטוסים מולץ לבצע סיור במוזיאון של חברת התעופה דלתא יש מספר דגמים של מטוסים, הרבה מאוד תצוגות של פריטים מהמטוסים והטיסות מומלץ לסיור אפשר גם לקחת ילדים

Fantastic visit with really cool exhibits!

My grandfather was a ww2 pilot, and my father followed in his footsteps. So seeing a lot of this old stuff brings back memories and stories I used to here as a child. What a great place it feels like your walking back in time,

Great location for AVGeeks or for Delta enthusiasts. It has a wide variety of exhibits and nostalgic displays. If you have time before or after a flight at ATL I would recommend a stop by.

Great museum about 10 mins from the airport. If you have a few hours in your layover definitely go check it out.

I love this museum. I went when I was on Fall Break, and it was awesome!! I really love the history of the prop era. Especially the planes on display. I would really love to visit it again.

Great place to visit if you have a couple of hours or more. Staff was friendly and helpful, you can sign up for a 15 minute simulator flight if that interests you. It is pricey but no of no way of experiencing a real simulator just like the airline pilots. Also being able to see the innards of a 747 without all of the seats and plastic molding we normally encounter was interesting and educational.

This area is going through remodeling and is closed at this time. This museum could be a informative location once it opens again and we have eased restrictions due to the virus.

Staff was SUPER nice and knowledgeable. Mike in the Simulator is awesome. Had a great afternoon - definitely recommend checking it out. They have some really cool stuff on display.

I thought this was a great museum. I love planes and history so it is a great place to spend a couple of hours. It's good for kids who like planes too. They also have some interactive things for them.

I attended the private movie premiere for Secret Society 3, the final installment for the trilogy. The Delta Flight Museum is an amazing place to have an event! Awesome photo opps for social media!

Very good and informative

It was full of history

Perfect for an avgeek or just persons with interest in the topic to spend a few hours. Various exhibits from the whole history of this airline, of which many are planes, of course (including a 747 and a 767 which you can explore from their inside). Nice gift shop, too, with a good choice of items and fair prices. Take the information provided with a grain of salt, though, as it is (obviously) a corporate museum. The museum is located in the Delta HQ. That means there is no separate entrance for it; you just go through the regular gate, get your ID checked and receive a sticker saying you're a museum visitor.

Fabulous place, have to go back when 747 exhibit is open

This is an amazing place to see and learn about the history of Delta and aviation. Details down to the architecture is themed in aviation.

Very nice flight museum. Enough for all ages to enjoy.

I love it a lot!

Cool place

Great venue for an event. Well catered and served. Cool museum for us aviation geeks 🤓

(Translated by Google) Magnificent museum (Original) Magnific museum

Hidden gem near the Atlanta airport. History of commercial flight along with the history of Delta Airlines

Fun I got to see how it feels to be on first flight

One of the best hidden secrets for kids and older kids to enjoy Delta airplanes from a DC-3 to a 747 up close and personal.

Had a good day

Was really worth the admission to see rare photos, learn about the history, it's long ago air fleet and all the different uniforms over the years Delta has simply been in business.

Airplane lovers paradise

(Translated by Google) Great museum, especially The Boeing 747 -> is worth the price (Original) Tolles Museum, Vorallem Die Boeing 747 -> ist seinen Preis wert

This is the coolest museum. If you have young kids please take them! I promise you they will never forget! Especially when you're able to see the different aircraft parked throughout the lot! A place where definitely dreams are made...

Small museum. Not a lot to see. Was done in less than a hour. The main attractions are the 4 retired aircrafts. Some information about how delta flights evolved but it was not as detailed as a I had wished. Not a bad place but definitely not a must see.

Great history of the company showing how it has evolved and survived over the years. Absolutely loved it.

What a fun place..a nice way to spend an extended layover..

Really cool place for a private event. Nick was a huge help with our AV needs.

Any avgeek should visit this museum! The museum has Boeing 747, 757, and 767 and McDonnell Douglas DC-3, DC-7, and a DC-9 plus more aircrafts!

Fun place to stop when you are in Atlanta if you are traveling with plane lovers. My husband enjoyed looking at all the memorabilia and my boys,7 and 11, liked getting on the planes.

Love, love, love this place. I went for an event and it was awesome! Definitely visiting again!

Very nice museum for an aviation buff like me. My favorite was the b767 and the 747.

Amazing visit for someone who loves aviation or to watch the history of Delta Air Lines. I’ll definitely be back soon and recommend everyone give it a visit if in the area.

Boring

I started flying at 8 years old and often with Delta. Over the recent years I have preferred driving. The Delta Flight Museum renewed some excitement of the fun in flying. Of course seeing my son's (an Aerospace engineering graduate) enthusiasm helped a good bit. We met a kind lady that shared about her family member that was a flight attendant on the first flight of the plane we were touring.

Great Museum to see some planes up close and learn the rich history and commitment to exceptional customer service Delta promotes as one of their key core values. I really liked their Chairman’s Club! Other companies can learn from their leadership.