Atlanta (CNN) -- Everything about the rebooted Delta Flight Museum screams, "AIRPLANES!"
Even outside its
entrance, I'm greeted by aviation decorations. Lined up in a row like
Roman columns are three struts of Boeing 757 landing gear embedded into
the front of the building.
Welcome to the Delta
Flight Museum, home to some of the airline industry's historic jewels,
including a first-of-its-kind aircraft that pioneered the sophisticated
planes we fly on today.
This could be the best aviation museum you've never heard of. I'm champing at the bit to see a few highlights, including:
• The cockpit from the first Convair 880-22, once the world's fastest airliner
• A nose-to-wing section of the first L-1011 TriStar that served as a Hollywood movie set
• The airline's beloved "Spirit of Delta," a huge 1980s-era Boeing 767
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