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Executive AirShare has signed a multiyear partnership agreement with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. It previously established a long-term partnership with the Chiefs to become the club’s first official private aircraft services partner. The newly created relationship with Mahomes will allow his family to fly directly from Tyler, Texas, to Kansas City to watch Mahomes play in home games.

 


“We are extremely excited to have one of the brightest young stars in the NFL representing our brand,” said John Owen, Executive AirShare president and CEO. “Having been a professional player for only&nbsp;one year, Patrick has already demonstrated impressive leadership skills and a tireless work ethic. These qualities were immediately attractive to us, as they epitomize the next generation of business leaders we hope will become customers of Executive AirShare.”&nbsp;

 


Executive AirShare plans to feature the quarterback in its digital and social media campaigns. Mahomes is also expected to make appearances on Executive AirShare’s behalf. Additionally, Mahomes will have access to flights for personal use during each year of the agreement.

 


“I am proud to be associated with a growing local company in Executive AirShare,” said Mahomes. “With this being my first season as the starting quarterback of the&nbsp;Chiefs, all of my focus needs to be on preparing myself each week to perform well, and effectively run our offense. Every minute counts for me. Knowing that Executive AirShare is going to take care of my family and help me efficiently manage my time is a huge benefit.”

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