Drake Is Redesigning His Air Drake Private Jet: Here’s a Sneak Peek

Air Drake is getting a facelift.

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The Toronto rapper recently previewed Air Drake 2’s redesign on Instagram, and it features a message that confirms your suspicions: “Chances are she’s on board.” Air Drake’s first iteration had the message, “If you’re reading this we left,” a play on his classic 2015 mixtape If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late .

The private Boeing 767 is a gift from cargo company Cargojet and can fit around 200 passengers if it were equipped like a commercial plane. Both iterations of the plane’s exterior were designed by the late Virgil Abloh . Air Drake 1’s paint job took inspiration from the cover of the rapper’s 2013 album Nothing Was the Same , with its blue sky and fluffy clouds. Air Drake 2, however, looks to be painted with a more overcast sky and lightning.

The cabin features three private suites, two living rooms, a business lounge, an entertainment room and a bathroom with a shower. All this is accented with gold and wood surfaces, carpeted floors and beige and light purple furniture.

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When Drake first showed off his plane back in 2019, he said he partnered with Cargojet because he wanted to support a Canadian business. “Supporting home grown 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,” he said in a press release .

Air Drake is almost 30 years old and was first bought in 1996 by Saudi Arabia’s Mid East Jet, according to chi-aviation.com .

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