Airliners International 2025 - Who’s Going?

[JJ Skippy]

Closing in on the 100 day mark until Airliners International at the Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta, June 25-28. Eager to see who’s all going this year since there’s easier accessibility to Atlanta than Kansas City.

 

[boeing737sjcboy]

I will be volunteering again this year for the Atlanta show. Hope everyone comes to the show. It promises to be another great show at one of the best venues to have a show

 

[OllieBHaas25]

Closing in on the 100 day mark until Airliners International at the Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta, June 25-28. Eager to see who’s all going this year since there’s easier accessibility to Atlanta than Kansas City.

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Hopefully as I will be in Georgia then but we’ll see how things play out

 

[OllieBHaas25]

Hopefully as I will be in Georgia then but we’ll see how things play out

Never been before so really hoping I’m able to.

 

[bakejobb_23]

I’ve never been but I’m hoping to try and go this year? depends on what that trip might cost considering my model purchasing habits

 

[OllieBHaas25]

I’ve never been but I’m hoping to try and go this year? depends on what that trip might cost considering my model purchasing habits

 

[squatchys_diecast_hangar]

Squatchy’s of course will be there

 

[OllieBHaas25]

Just got a resounding NO from the rest of my family. there’s always next year

 

[Jhedges222]

Will be there. First one and absolutely can't wait. I only live about an hour south of the airport so, should be there most days..

 

[JJ Skippy]

A second hotel is available to book: Kimpton Overland Hotel for $149/night. Looks like a great property and a fairly new one at that.

Some preliminary tour details are also out. They have plans for ramp tours at ATL, tours of Delta TechOps and their training center, visits to the Museum of Aviation at Warner Robins AFB in Macon, GA (about 90 minutes south of ATL) and the Commemorative Air Force Airbase Georgia in Peachtree City, GA (about 45 minutes SW of ATL), guided tour of the DC-3 inside Delta Flight Museum, and access to the 737-200 simulator. Hopefully more to come.

 

[JJ Skippy]

The seminar schedule has been posted on their website. Dates and times are subject to change.

Thursday, June 26
1:00PM - David Henderson “A Picture History of Commuter Airlines of Georgia & Florida”
1:30PM - John Pullen “Boarding Group Z: How Gen Z & Millenials Are Changing Flying”
2:30PM - Matt Vance “A Walk Through the Wonderful World of Paper Models”
4:00PM - Charles Kennedy “The Jetliner Gliding Club”

Friday, June 27
10:00AM - Tom Livesey “A pilot's view of our world: Photos from 35,000 feet”
10:30AM - David Velupillai “Story of the A320”
11:30AM - Guy Van Herbruggen “44 years in the Sky: The Flying Tiger Line Legacy”
12:00PM - Connor McCauley “750+ GeminiJets Models: Sharing Model Aircraft Collecting on YouTube for 15 Years”
1:00PM - David H Stringer “Nobody's Second Class on Southern!: A Look Back at Southern Airways”
2:30PM - Joe Crawford “You’ve earned those miles, now let’s see how best to use them!”
3:45PM - Jon Jamieson
5:00PM - WAHS NextGeneration

Saturday, June 28
10:00AM - Brian Keene “The Art of Building Airport Dioramas”
10:30AM - Craig Williams “From the Boeing Archives: A look at the birth of the jet age, from the B-47 to the 707”
11:30AM - David Henderson “A Picture History of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport”
12:00PM - Ashley Askew “Across the Miles with Freighter Friday & Friends”
1:00PM - Jeff Cacy

Indicates Seminar is inside of the Spirit of Delta 767