"Hard-core aviation geeks will enjoy getting close enough to ""The Spirit of Delta"" to inspect its powerful engines, massive landing gear and other exterior parts. Interactive touchscreens are scattered about the museum, so visitors can look up statistics and history of the exhibits."
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