The WNBA has formally announced a plan to begin using charter flights on a full-time basis this season. This comes just days after commissioner Cathy Engelbert told sports editors at a meeting in ...
The WNBA previously announced plans to pay for charter flights for the playoffs and for back-to-back games during the regular season. The new full-time initiative will cost approximately $25 ...
WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert conceded, however, that the league is still sussing out a few hitches as it navigates this ...
WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert says the charter flight program still has a few expected kinks but is running smoothly.
As the WNBA gears up for its 28th season, the league has officially initiated its regular-season chartering program. The Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx have already begun flying private for ...
With tremendous investment flowing in, and record-breaking viewership numbers to see the WNBA’s best, the league had a chance to do something special by announcing a full-time charter flight program.
Charter flights will officially be part of the WNBA. The league made it official Thursday evening that it would be phasing in a full league-wide charter program at the start of this season, which ...
Every WNBA team will start using charter flights to travel to games by May 21. The league made the announcement Thursday, following through on plans to commit $50 million over the next two years ...
The WNBA is going to start utilizing charter flights to address player safety concerns. League commissioner Cathy Engelbert said the program will cost approximately $25 million per year.
The WNBA plans to commit $50 million over the next two years to provide full-time charter flight service for its teams during the season, commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced Tuesday in a move ...