Florida Panthers are flying higher than ever

On November 5, JetBlue and the Florida Panthers officially introduced "Go Cats Go," a specially designed, 162-seat Airbus A320, at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The Panthers-themed aircraft features the franchise's team colors, logos, and lettering. General manager Bill Zito, captain Aleksander Barkov, and forward Brad Marchand attended the unveiling ceremony before the aircraft completed its inaugural flight to Boston.

The aircraft serves as a commercial passenger plane rather than the team's official charter, with the livery expected to remain for at least five years. Daria Mironova highlights how the plane reflects the franchise's significant growth from past attendance struggles to back-to-back Stanley Cup championships.