A crazy photo of private jets flooding the Las Vegas airport before the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight
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Tickets for the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao were in high demand and became extremely expensive on the secondary market.
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Those who could afford to get seats also chose to arrive in style.
Nick Woodhouse, President of Authentic Brands Group, tweeted a picture of the Las Vegas airport flooded with private jets, crediting Marc Jay:
Private jet terminal in Vegas via @marcjay702 pic.twitter.com/y7SzANauMP
- Nick Woodhouse (@nickwoodhouse) May 2, 2015
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Emilio Estafan also tweeted a picture of private jets lined up at the airport:
Arrived in #LasVegas to a #SoldOut airport! Ready for the big fight tonight #MayweatherPacquiao #Boxing pic.twitter.com/jYjrnqzZUo
- Emilio Estefan (@EmilioEstefanJr) May 2, 2015Fox Sports anchor Liz Habib also tweeted that the airport is now closed to private jets.
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