The 34th edition of the yearly event is occurring this weekend at the museum and will feature 50 + aviation-related vendors featuring items, which can include models, literature, accessories, plane parts, and a lot more.

The event starts at 9 am until 4 pm, the general admission is 7 dollars and is free for children under 12, breakfast and lunch will be available for purchase, and all proceeds will go towards the museum.

Masks are required and Photo ID. Click here for more information.

See videos of the museum on our channel @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtz2AQ6EB_PmqvgUfzPuV0TdpRDItPjLN.

During our visit to the Delta Flight Museum, we were also able to experience the 737-200 simulator experience and that was a blast, been the second time I have been flying a plane, the first in a real flight on a Cessna 172, this was a big jump.

Delta Flight Museum features a real world flight simulator used to train 737-200 pilots back in the day when those planes were flying, today it’s used to train, amuse or just be fun for Museum visitors.

With professional instructors, you can choose where to fly to and from and rent this simulator for hour slots.

We were able to take off and land the 28 R from San Francisco and it was a lot of fun with Mike Raftis at the first officer seat as an instructor. For more information visit https://www.deltamuseum.org/visit/visit.

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sibHldOcvrU

In 2014 I visited the Tasman Peninsula @ Tasmania, Australia

The city of Nubeena, Aboriginal for Crayfish

I had the great opportunity to experience a visit to the Island of Tasmania, to meet its people and landscapes. Within a company project we spent a couple of days collaborating with the local folks and helping in
areas in need and the other part self awareness.

Read more at our site.

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Ship 717 has arrived and looking by the picture posted on Facebook the outside is already done. The plane was delivered February 24, 1954 and flown first April 1st. The plane was retired from service February 1st 1968 after 14 years in service for Delta.

See video on Facebook

At this time the Museum is temporarily closed but you can read more about this restoration on the Delta Flight Museum website here.

In 2013 me and Rossana, started dating and planned a trip to visit Gabriela (Gabi) in Nice and spend about a week there but as a good non-rev traveler we planned to stop in London for a 24 + hours Lay Over.

With no reservation we landed and took the train down to Paddington Station, got in a Starbucks and connected with the IHG site to use our points to  get a night stay and we did.

We stayed at the time at the Intercontinental Westminster which is now known as Conrad at London St. James.

Enjoy some of the pictures we taken.

The faithful London Cab took us to the hotel

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After flying Guarulhos for most of my life as a connecting point from  Brazil, the São Paulo airport was always stuck on my trough.  The largest city there doesn’t have an airport of the level of Miami, New York, Paris or London, but why?

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