Milwaukee Bucks add Jet OUT as team's private aviation partner
The partnership includes work for the Bucks foundation, along with a private event for "select members" at Jet OUT's Waukesha hangar.
The Milwaukee Bucks have announced a new partnership with Jet OUT, the team's official private aviation provider. This marks the first such collaboration for the NBA franchise. Matt Wild, Jet OUT's president, explained that Milwaukee has been deeply ingrained in the company's identity since its inception. Every Jet OUT aircraft bears the name 'Cream City,' which pilots use for identification when communicating with air traffic control.
The Bucks partnership will enable the organization to support the Milwaukee Bucks Foundation and offer exclusive experiences for fans and premium members. One such event is planned for this fall at Jet OUT's hangar in Waukesha, where guests will have the opportunity to be in the cabin with a Citation CJ4 Gen2 aircraft. Jet OUT, headquartered at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, serves the Upper Midwest and also operates in south Florida and Texas.
Nate Bogdanovich, Jet OUT's chief commercial officer, expressed his excitement about building a partnership with the Bucks, noting that the team has a special significance for many people in the area.
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