WNBA Teams Struggle with Charter Flight Rollout

Players express frustration as league works to implement full-time charter flights amid uneven access

Angel Reese and Chicago Sky are among teams still flying commercial as charter program rolls out.
Indiana Fever and Minnesota Lynx were first to benefit from new charter flight policy.
Liberty star Breanna Stewart criticizes uneven implementation, advocates for allowing teams to secure their own charters.
WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert estimates $25 million annual cost for charter program.
Players highlight improved recovery and performance benefits of charter flights.