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Hartsfield-Jackson officials bury time capsule to mark a century of flight
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· September 8, 2026
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Key points Memories from the past 100 years are sealed in a time capsule, which contains various historical items. The time capsule is set to remain sealed until 2126.
A century of aviation history is being preserved for future generations. Memories from the past 100 years are sealed in a time capsule, which contains various historical items. These items include a lease agreement, mail from a historic flight, and medals from a runway event.
The time capsule is set to remain sealed until 2126. It was buried on a hill, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. Further details about the time capsule and its contents are available from the source.
A letter from a mayor is also among the items included in the time capsule, along with a 3D printed module and other memorabilia.
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Published: September 8, 2026 ·
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