Picture Review – First 777 Leaving ATL International Terminal

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The new international terminal at Hartsfield International Airport is open for business. The first flight out of the new terminal was a Delta 777 plane heading to Tokyo. The flight boarded on time, pushed back, took a quick taxi ride to the runway, got a shower along the way, and then headed out to Tokyo. Even though Alex recently shared his exploration of Tokyo, he unfortunately wasn’t on this flight.

Delta’s flight 295 from Atlanta to Tokyo Narita was oversold by 3 seats. Check out the view from near the gate and read how much compensation was provided for the 3 folks who took the bump.

Location For Departure

We were invited to view the main event from on top of the new gate at F1. This was our first time to climb on top of a gate so we were pretty excited to see the views. The views didn’t let us down as they were amazing. It was hot up there, but well worth it. Check out the view.

Standing Area On F1

Bottom Of F1

Best Plane Spotting Location

Plane Spotting

We got to see a few of the big birds take off from our vantage point. We saw a few 767s take off and a 757-300. Check out the length on that 757-300.

757 300

767 Take Off 4

777 Departure

The main event was seeing the 777 push back from the gate, taxi to the run way and get a shower along the way.

Waiting for 777

777 Push Back

777 Taxi 1

777 Taxi 2

777 Shower

777 Shower 1

777 Shower 2

777 Shower 3

777 Shower 4

777 Shower 5

Bottom Line

Another big thanks to Delta for allowing us to attend the opening day event and bring these pictures to Points, Miles & Martinis readers.

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