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Bizjets Flock To the Big Easy for NFL’s Big Game

While many may not recall the last time the Super Bowl was played in New Orleans in 2002, images from the early days after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the city in 2005 remain stark, as the city’s iconic Super Dome, home to nine previous Super Bowls, did duty as an emergency shelter for thousands. Wind damage to the building had experts calling for its demolition for months after the storm. But on Sunday, February 3, all that was forgotten as more than 73,000 fans filled the refurbished Mercedes-Benz Super Dome to be a part of Super Bowl XLVII, the biggest welcome back party the “Big Easy” had ever hosted.