Surplus Sale on June 9th
Our June Surplus Sale will take place on Friday, the 9th, from 9am-2pm, in the Museum Support Building beside the Delta DC-9 aircraft parked in the back of the parking lot behind Hangar 1.
For sale will be engine blades, posters, shirts, caps, collectibles, even a couple of massage tables, and of course, much more. Some are one-of-a-kind items, so come early for the best selection. (Sorry, no galley carts or airplane seats available at this time.)
Entrance to this event will be through the Museum security gate on the East side of campus, which opens at 7:30am. Please bring your ID with you upon arrival.
PLEASE NOTE:
1.The entrance line will be held outside in an effort to control social distancing inside the building. Be prepared to stand outside if there's a crowd.
2. Due to demand, it may be necessary to cut the line early in order to accommodate everyone before 2pm. We apologize for this inconvenience in advance, but we will do our best to keep the line moving throughout the day.
3. We encourage you to bring your own reusable shopping bags.
4. Additional photographs of Surplus Sale items will be published on Facebook and Instagram the weekend and the day before the Sale.
5. The Museum hangars will be closed on this date for a private event. If interested in visiting the 747 plane between 11am-3pm, please check in at the admissions desk in the main Museum hangars before proceeding to the plane.
**Shipping is not available on Surplus Sale items. This includes aircraft parts and furniture.**
All items purchased at the Surplus Sale must be removed on that day. If you plan to purchase a larger sized item, please come with a larger sized vehicle.
Cash, checks, and credit cards are accepted, but note that the cash line is usually the quickest.
For more information about Surplus Sales, please email our Manager of Surplus & Volunteers, Judy Bean at judy.m.bean@delta.com.
Surplus Sales regularly take place the second Friday of each month from 9am to 2pm in the Museum Support Building (MSB) across the parking lot from Hangar 1. These sales are a fundraiser for the Museum and feature vintage and surplus items not available in the Museum Store. They're a treasure hunt each time - you never know what you'll find.