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In the age of social media, a fleeting moment on a college football broadcast can transform an ordinary student into an internet celebrity overnight. It could also open unexpected doors for lucrative brand partnerships. Such was the case with Peyton…

Viral Florida Gators fan Peyton Blomquist was featured in a promotional video with private aviation company Amalfi Jets to arrange a flight to a Brooklyn Nets NBA game. On October 28, the company shared a video discussing a $56,000 same-day round-trip charter aboard a Bombardier Global 6000 for Blomquist and five friends.
Blomquist rose to social media fame after a broadcast camera caught her in the crowd during Florida's 52-28 victory over Ole Miss on September 26. While the video highlights an expensive travel solution, it remains unclear whether the flight was actually booked or paid for.
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