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Started in 2017, this fashion show has models sporting spring and summer looks from retail brands like Swarovski, Sean John, and Tommy Hilfiger. Other displays feature a range of curated items, from luxury jewelry to casual T-shirts and blazers. Unlike a typical fashion event, you're encouraged to touch the display items and take selfies with the models. Some parts of the events may be held inside the secure area, meaning you must be a traveling passenger that day to attend.
Every month, Delta sells off items it no longer needs, with proceeds benefiting the Delta Flight Museum in Hapeville. Selection varies, but can include things like first-class seats and galley carts (and occasionally even lavatories) from retired aircraft, servingware and cutlery, vintage uniforms and merchandise, and office furniture. To avoid crowding, only a handful of people are allowed in at a time; arrive half an hour before opening to ensure you'll be among the first, or come later in the day to avoid the crowd. Everything purchased must be removed the same day, and you have to arrange your own transportation or shipping.