Drake’s ‘Air Drake 2’ has readable message on bottom of jet

Drake’s private plane ‘Air Drake 2’ has a message on the bottom that can be read from the ground.

The Boeing 767 is certainly a big step up from his original jet.

The Canadian rapper previously adorned a different message on the bottom of his Boeing that read: “If you’re reading this, we left.”

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What you can expect to read on Air Drake 2

It’s well known that Drake is something of a ladies man in Hollywood.

Among the constellation of stars he’s been linked to are Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lopez, and Rihanna.

So it only makes sense that he’d include a nod to his reputation on the plane on his updated ‘Air Drake 2’ private jet.

In a preview shared to his Instagram, the 37-year-old showed off the redesign, which was the brainchild of the late fashion mogul, Virgil Abloh.

The plane’s exterior is wrapped with a cloudy blue sky design, perhaps intended as a tribute to his 2013 album Nothing Was the Same.

But the biggest message was spread across the plane’s bottom, reading: “Chances are she’s on board”.

That’s one way to keep TMZ in the loop.

Drake’s collaboration with Cargojet

Drake’s first private jet was unveiled in 2019 as a collaboration between the rapper and Canadian company, Cargojet.

At the time, he said: “Supporting homegrown businesses has always been a top priority of mine, so when an opportunity came up to get involved with a great Canadian company I was honored to do so.”

Before it became his personal ride, the jet was used to transport supplies and equipment for his tours.

Now serving as Drake’s jet, the interior has been spruced up to contain leather armchairs, luxury bathrooms, and a kitchen.

And the lucky lady in Drake’s life gets to enjoy that – while having her presence onboard broadcast to the rapper’s fans on the ground.

Drake’s a ‘go big or go home’ kind of guy, as made evident by his $250 million Toronto mansion.

Plus he also owns a $15 million ranch that looks like somebody brought a French village to Texas.