Taylor Swift’s Private Jets: A Look at the Prized Possessions as Eras Tour Singer Gears Up for Super Bowl LVIII Spectacle

Defeating time is the only solution! Taylor Swift might plan to attend the Super Bowl LVIII and cheer for the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, Travis Kelce. But the problem is time, as both the superstars will be in different countries.

The upcoming days of this month will be hectic for both Swift and Kelce. Swift is going to start the second leg of her International Eras Tour. On the other hand, Kelce will have his Pro Bowl events and the much-awaited Super Bowl game against the San Francisco 49ers. And both their events are in different locations. But thanks to Swift’s 2011 $40 million investment, or the one she made a few years later, it could come in handy and help her overcome the time challenge!

Will it be the Lucky Number 13 or the 7X?

Starting the second leg of her International Eras Tour in Japan, Swift will perform in the country from January 7 to January 10. The Super Bowl is scheduled for February 11 in Las Vegas. So, if she potentially sings, ‘Karma is the girl on the stage, going straight to the Chiefs!’ and intends to attend the Super Bowl, these could be her modes of transport.

With a net worth of over $1 billion, the singer owns two Dassault jets, the FALCON 900LX being the most popular. She purchased this tri-engine jet in 2011, and, as per dassaultfalcon.com, it can cover a range of 4,750 nautical miles. This luxurious jet has a space capacity for 12-14 passengers and has spacious cabins. It also includes multiple amenities such as “a fully equipped kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom with a shower,” giving a perfect vanity experience. While this is the plane she’s taken to most of her Eras Tour shows, and as ideal as it would be for her post-show relaxation, she could potentially use the FALCON 7X, too – if her recent activity is anything to go by.

The Chiefs played the Ravens in the AFC Championship game on Sunday. To support her boyfriend, Swift took her FALCON 7X from New Jersey to Baltimore, completing the journey in 40 minutes. With a capacity of 12-16 passengers, it’s the second-largest plane in the FALCON line and has a 5,950 nautical mile range. At the end of the day, though, Swift’s lucky number is 13, and Super Bowl LVIII has 13 written all over it.

It’s the 58th edition. 5+8 is 13. It’s being played on 2/11. 2+11 is 13. And the Chiefs are playing the San Francisco 49ers. 4+9 is 13. If these aspects are anything Taylor Swift would consider, she could very well be flying to and from Japan in her FALCON 900LX, the ‘Lucky Number 13,’ as she calls it. But now the question is whether Swift can attend the Super Bowl in this time of chaos and overcome the time challenge. Let’s do some math!

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How can Taylor Swift make it to the Super Bowl?

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s love story might continue on the Super Bowl field if the pop icon can manage her time crunch. Now, how can she? Tay-Tay will be in Tokyo on February 10. Since her concerts are usually three hours long, her final show will wrap up at around 9 p.m. per Japan Standard Time. There is a 17-hour time difference between Tokyo and the Super Bowl’s location, Las Vegas, meaning that, as per Pacific Time, her show will end around 4 a.m.

A flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas takes about 12 hours. If Swift departs from the Tokyo Dome stadium, reaches the airport by 10 p.m., and takes her private jet, she could touch down in Las Vegas on Saturday night. She might arrive between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m., giving her about 24 hours before the Super Bowl matchup. These extended hours would give her ample time to check into a hotel, relax, join the Kelce family for a meal if they decide to, and rest up for the big day on Sunday.

The Chiefs and the 49ers Super Bowl game will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Allegiant Stadium. Who do you think will come out on top?

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