AMERICAN Airlines are listing specially made flights for the Super Bowl, with a Taylor Swift twist.
A user on X, formerly known as Twitter, discovered the act after the Kansas City Chiefs AFC Championship victory to progress to Super Bowl 58.
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On Sunday, the Chiefs advanced to Super Bowl LVIII to play the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium in Nevada on February 11.
Immediately following their victory, American Airlines began creating flights for Chiefs fans wanting to head to the championship game.
The airline listed a 12:30 pm ET flight from Kansas City International Airport (MCI) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) on February 10 with flight number 1989, a direct nod to Swift's fifth studio album and birth year.
Taking it one step further, the returning flight number on February 12 is 87, the pop star singer's boyfriend and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's football number.
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Swifties and NFL fans on social media were impressed by the marketing scheme.
"Very cute," one wrote.
"The Taylor effect," a second said.
"Fantastic marketing," another added.
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"Well done," a fourth noted.
Even the airline responded, writing, "Look what you made us do."
Swift was in Baltimore for the Chiefs 17-10 AFC Championship Game win over the Ravens to root on Kelce.
After Kansas City's triumph, the 12-time Grammy Award winner celebrated the win with her boyfriend on the field.
She was spotted giving Kelce a smooch and later even interacting with commentator Tony Romo.
As for the Super Bowl, sources say Swift will be in attendance, per Ian Rapoport.
The night before the Super Bowl, on February 10, the musician is scheduled to perform at a concert in Tokyo, Japan, starting at 6 pm.
Thankfully for her private jet and time change, Swift could still arrive before kick-off in Nevada.
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