Mavericks? Owner Mark Cuban?s Extortionate $144,100,000 Spending on the Team?s Private Jet Outclasses Tom Brady?s Former NFL Team and Its Billionaire Owner

Extravagant lifestyle of Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is quite legendary. A Shark Tank judge has never been shy of spending money. Especially, when it caters to his team and players. And that is why his $144.1 million purchase overshadows Tom Brady?s former team and his billionaire owner.

Mark Cuban was probably the first owner to introduce Cryotherapy to the NBA. In fact, the Mavericks players too credited Cryotherapy for their championship run a decade ago. So, there is no argument for the fact that Cuban does not spare any expense.

Robert Kraft’s purchase of two Boeing aircraft

The Dallas Mavericks owner?s lavish purchase of a Boeing 767-277 model for his team is one that overshadows Robert Kraft?s purchase of two Boeing 767-300 models. And here?s why.

The New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft bought two Boeing 767-300 from United Airlines back in 2017. Kraft paid a total of $10 million for both aircraft. One reason why Kraft got the two aircraft for such a low price is that they were 30 years old.

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However, that does not mean that the former owner of Tom Brady?s NFL team did not make any customizations of his own. The aircraft has custom 2-2-2 business class seating. It also has extra legroom for the players.

According to Joe Pompliano, Kraft included multiple HD screens for the in-flight entertainment of players and staff. The plane also features a food menu that is customized with ice cream, chicken breasts, and Angus beef burgers as well.

But all this may seem nothing when compared to Mark Cuban?s private jet.

Mark Cuban overshadowing Robert Kraft’s purchase

Mark Cuban purchased a Boeing 767-277 online back in 1999, making it one of the biggest online purchases back in the day. The model cost Cuban a whopping $144.1 million even back then.

It is a given that the aircraft would have extra-leg room for NBA players given their height. It can haul up to 239 passengers and the plane is known for its advanced technology along with its fuel efficiency as well.

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The plane features fly-by-wire controls along with a two-man cockpit. But when looking at the humongous difference in price tag between Cuban and Kraft?s purchase, one can easily say that the Mavericks owner?s purchase clearly overshadows that of Kraft.