Pro sports teams don't fly commercial or manage their own planes. Reports the Wall Street Journal: "Instead, airlines—particularly Delta—and charter companies cater to teams with tricked-out jets, handpicked flight attendants and meals from players' favorite restaurants, sometimes served on silver trays." Also: "Most teams prefer delivery from restaurants rather than airport-kitchen cuisine... but teams often prefer local delicacies, such as barbecue when leaving Memphis or Cajun food on New Orleans flights." [WSJ]
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