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Look: Drake Takes His Jet 'Air Drake' to Bahamas After Raptors Make NBA Finals

Joseph ZuckerMay 27, 2019

Drake apparently spared no expense celebrating the Toronto Raptors' Eastern Conference championship.

According to TMZ, Drake flew to the Bahamas on Sunday in his private jet, aptly named "Air Drake."

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The Raptors wrapped up the Eastern Conference Finals on Saturday, which leaves the rap star with enough time for a quick vacation before the NBA Finals get underway Thursday. Toronto has home-court advantage and will host the Golden State Warriors in Game 1.

Drake has been a fixture on the sideline at Scotiabank Arena during the playoffs.

If the Raptors go on to upset the Warriors in the Finals, then maybe Drake can treat the entire team to a vacation and fly the players down on his jet.

He unveiled the plane in an Instagram post. People's Tim McGovern noted a Boeing 767-300F—the model of the jet—can cost around $185 million.

Toronto clearly knows who to call when it comes time to make its free-agent pitch for Kawhi Leonard should Leonard opt out of his contract this summer.