WNBA Implements Charter Flights for All Teams by May 21
League addresses long-standing player safety concerns with a $50 million investment in full-time charter flights.
- The WNBA will fully implement charter flights for all teams starting May 21.
- The rollout has faced logistical challenges, including plane and crew availability.
- Players have expressed mixed feelings, appreciating the upgrade but noting uneven treatment in the first week.
- The league's decision follows years of advocacy from players and marks a significant shift in travel policy.
- High-profile rookies like Caitlin Clark have contributed to the league's growing popularity.