Since the 2017 season, the New England Patriots have exclusively traveled to road games (and Super Bowls) aboard an airplane owned by Robert Kraft.
Nicknamed “Air Kraft”, the Boeing 767 is easy to spot with its Patriots logos and six Super Bowl trophies on the tail, but have you ever wondered what kind of work goes into having a private professional sports team airplane?
In the latest episode of the Patriots produced “Do Your Job” mini-documentary series, featuring narration from Matthew Slater, check out this behind-the-scenes look into AirKraft’s travel operations, logistics planning, and even its football team personalized interior.
You can view the full episode below.
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They are taking both Air Kraft to KBUF this weekend. Safe travels and bring home the W