Delta Air Lines' 100th year takes flight

When you picture a garage sale, you might think of your neighbor's driveway down the street, not an aviation workshop in the shadow of the world's busiest airport, where Delta Air Lines holds their monthly surplus sale.

Delta fans came from as far as Michigan and even Korea to buy the stuff the airline no longer needs, from seats to engine parts. It's a chance, these folks say, to own a piece of airline history. And how would they get the stuff home? "We actually flew down with empty bags," said one man.

Sarah Zeis came in search of a particular piece of Delta history: a well-used beverage cart. "I actually need a bar cart in my apartment of these exact dimensions," she said.