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Big Game Air kicks off inaugural professional sporting event flights with Bears-Packers game

Big Game Air, the first-of-its-kind provider of luxury game day travel experiences for the ultimate sports fans is kicking off its first professional sporting event flight with the Chicago Bears vs. the Green Bay Packers this Thursday. Big Game Air is the only luxury experience company providing fans with individual private jet seats to high-demand collegiate and professional sporting events across the country.

Each Big Game Air ticket includes round-trip private jet travel and on-the-ground transportation to and from the sporting event. In addition to game day travel, Big Game Air also offers value-added features for ticket holders to customize and purchase, such as specialty packages with food and beverage partners, jet hangar parties, professional athlete- and celebrity-hosted flights and more.

Big Game air subcontracts private luxury jets that can accommodate anywhere from nine to 30 people. The average cost of a Big Game Air round-trip ticket ranges from $1,200 to $2,200 depending on the duration of flight and jet size.

In addition to the Bears-Packers game, sports fans also can book flights to the upcoming Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Boston Celtics NBA game on Tuesday, Oct. 17, and the Chicago Blackhawks vs. Nashville Predators NHL match on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Perfect for sports fans, adventure seekers or corporate entertaining, Big Game Air will be introducing more professional sporting events to its roster throughout the year.

Big Game Air kicks off its inaugural professional sporting event flights for the Bears-Packers game on Thursday, Sept. 28, with former Bears player Jerry Azumah as the flight's celebrity host.

Flyers will meet at the hangar in Wheeling for pre-flight drinks and a champagne toast, before taking off at 3 p.m. Once on the ground in Green Bay, guests will be greeted with transportation to a special tailgate party at Stadium Bar and Grill, before heading into Lambeau Field for the game, and returning to Chicago that evening.