This study presents a practical approach for imaging concrete pavement and bridge deck slabs for the presence of delamination defects. Air-coupled impact resonance (i.e. impact-echo) test data are presented as a fused image using stacked spectral C-scans of the tested deck surface. The low frequency (less than 6 kHz) dynamic vibrational response of delamination defects, principally caused by the behavior of flexural vibration modes, clearly and accurately reveals the presence of internal shallow delamination defects. Images are constructed with data from air-coupled impact resonance tests carried out on laboratory and field concrete deck samples and an in-service concrete bridge deck.