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Washington's Sugar Bowl Team Charter Cost $334,499

The Huskies used two Alaska 737s for the weeklong trip to New Orleans and back.

Estimated route, no live track
Flight
  1. New Orleans, LASeattle, WAKMSYKBFIJan 2, 202412:30 PM5:05 PMEST4h 35m

Washington booked its primary team charter to New Orleans six days before the Huskies beat Texas 37-31 in the Sugar Bowl semifinal. University records put the Boeing 737 round trip at $334,498.50, making it the larger of Washington's two Sugar Bowl flight contracts.

Alaska operated both flights under number 9680. N963AK flew from Boeing Field to New Orleans on December 26, while N966AK made the January 2 return after Washington advanced to the national championship.

The contract explains why two different aircraft share one Washington journey. It identifies the team charter and cost but does not provide a passenger manifest.

Selected flight record
Flight record
Route
KMSY → KBFI
Departure
Jan 2, 2024, 12:30 PM ET
Arrival
Jan 2, 2024, 5:05 PM ET
Airborne
4h 35m
Track
Samples
1,056
Sources & methodology

Sources: University of Washington public records; Washington Athletics.

Aircraft & ownership
Aircraft
Tail
N966AK
FAA type
Boeing 737-9 MAX
Group
College FB
Registry
United States
Callsign
ASA9680
Attribution
Registered owner
Alaska Airlines
current registry · not dated to this flight
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