Super Bowl LIV is coming! Private jet card broker Air Partner this week follows JetSuite last month rolling out its VVIP private jet offerings for the Big Game.
The London and Ft. Lauderdale-based company said it has partnered with luxury lifestyle and travel concierge Flag In The Sand to provide “a truly unique experience both on the ground and in the air.”
In addition to premium seating at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium jet card and private jet charter clients can take advantage of special event packages, including private VIP parties and access to preferred airports, pre-arranged luxury ground transportation and more.
“The annual Big Game is among the most popular events for private jet travel in the world, and with this year’s game marking the culmination of the 100th season anniversary of the NFL, we expect it to be one of the busiest yet,” said David McCown, president of Air Partner U.S.
He added, “Air Partner has collaborated with Flag in the Sand to bring our JetCard clients something extra special this year, providing high-end travelers who often turn to private jets for the flexibility they allow an entirely new level of fan experience.”
The Air Partner experience begins as soon as guests board their private jet with onboard amenities like personalized catering and chosen-team memorabilia for their tailgating party in the sky.
Air Partner says by choosing to fly private, you have access to smaller, less busy airports – making it the fastest, most comfortable way to arrive in South Florida for the Big Game.
Now available for booking, Air Partner’s VIP experiences in partnership with Flag in the Sand include:
· The 72 Club Package – Recently renovated and re-fitted, the 72 Club bar and lounge offer premium dining and drinking right in the heart of the Stadium. This package includes:
o A pair of tickets to the 72 Club, which includes spacious seats, all-inclusive gourmet food, an open premium bar, in-seat waiting service, a VIP express lane to zoom in and out of the game quicker and premium parking
o Saturday night headline party
o Official Tailgate pre-game with open bar and high-end food, as well as NFL legend and celebrity appearances
o Post-game on-field access
o Post-game team party
· The Zone A Package – The Zone A package is a premium seating package providing guests with some of the best views in the house. Seating will be either on the halfway line or directly adjacent to the 72 Club. This package includes:
o A pair of tickets in seats on or near the halfway line
o Saturday night headline party
o Official Tailgate pre-game with open bar and high-end food, as well as NFL legend and celebrity appearances
o Post-game team party
· The End Zone Package – The End Zone package provides optimal viewing of crucial, game-winning moments. Seating will be at either end of the stadium and with great view of the end zone. This package includes:
o A pair of tickets in either end zone sections
o Saturday night headline party
o Official Tailgate pre-game with open bar and high-end food, as well as NFL legend and celebrity appearances
In addition to these packages, seats can be arranged in other parts of the stadium, and exact or larger quantity seating requests are also available.
Private suites are available for parties of 8 to 18 people, and pricing can be provided upon special inquiry.
For a booking quote or JetCard details, call (954) 359-4300 or email superbowl@airpartner.com.
Due to increased demand, Air Partner recommends that reservations be booked far ahead for the greatest options. Roundtrip private jet flight pricing starts at $21,144 from Atlanta (FFC), $29,460 from New York (TEB) and $29,758 from Dallas (DAL) to South Florida.
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