The Delta Propel program, initiated by Delta Air Lines, is designed to guide aspiring pilots in pursuing a career as a Delta Air Lines First Officer. It offers three paths for eligibility and an accelerated career path, with structured training and ongoing support. The program aims to address the increasing demand for pilots and provide job security, mentorship, and financial assistance.
Michael Jordan, co-owner of 23XI Racing, attended the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. He was spotted with his Gulfstream jet, sporting a new tail number. 23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace started 10th and finished 15th, while Tyler Reddick finished 5th from a 3rd place start. Riley Green performed at a prerace concert and flew home on a Trackhouse jet.
Michael Jordan, iconic NBA player and team owner, is known for his Gulfstream private jet, registered as N239MJ. He uses it to attend NASCAR races and support his team, 23XI Racing. Jordan owns the aircraft outright, works with Executive Jet Management for maintenance, and ensures a stress-free ownership experience with privacy and security measures in place.
The 2023 Daytona 500 saw William Byron emerge as the winner while sparking notable private jet activity. Michael Jordan changed his aircraft tail number to #N239MJ, and several corporate jets were tracked after the race, including those of Family Dollar, FedEx, and Hendrick Motorsports. Numerous departures and new charter airline activity were observed.
