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The Boston Celtics' air travel arrangements often spotlight their collaboration with JetBlue, their officially associated airline. The primary aircraft used by the Celtics is an Airbus A320-232, notably nicknamed "Lucky Blue." This aircraft bears the registration N595JB and is painted in the Celtics' signature green color, complete with the team's mascot, Lucky the Leprechaun, emblazoned on it.
JetBlue, founded in 2000 with Joanna Geraghty as CEO, operates from various hubs, including Boston Logan International Airport and New York JFK Airport. This collaboration ensures that the Celtics, when required, can utilize a Bombardier Challenger 605 for enhanced luxury. This access is part of a partnership with Sentient Jet.
Information about the cabin of "Lucky Blue" remains largely undisclosed but is assumed to be akin to JetBlue's standard "A320 Restyled" cabin, featuring modern amenities such as in-seat power options and high-speed Wi-Fi. The Celtics' luxury travel options also include the Bombardier Challenger 605, renowned for its spacious cabin and flexibility in seating arrangements, accommodating up to 12 passengers.
