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Back in May 2019, Drake revealed his new mode of transportation, a giant Boeing 767 dubbed “Air Drake,” which houses two bedrooms and even features his name on the side.
Now new footage has surfaced from inside Drake’s plush ride, which has enough space to house his OVO crew comfortably with room to spare. The ’80s-inspired interior features oversized leather seats and tables, plus mirrored walls and carpeted hallways. The plane is divided up into different rooms with glossy wood paneling throughout the cabin.
Planes around this size typically seat 181 passengers and range in price between $75 and $100 million, but Drake worked out a deal with Cargojet Airways. “No rental, no timeshare, no co-owners,” he once said of his jumbo jet.
Drake has been racking up his frequent flier miles traveling back and forth between Toronto and L.A. and has even taken Air Drake down to Barbados for a vacation.
Get a tour of Drake’s plane below.
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