Dylan Larkin lands a new deal!

It really was a no-brainer for the Detroit Red Wings to lock up homegrown talent and captain Dylan Larkin up to an eight year contract just over one year ago, ensuring that he'll spend at the very least, the majority of his career with the club that he grew up idolizing. 

And now, Larkin has secured himself another new deal in the form of a pretty neat endorsement. He's been officially named a 2024 Brand Ambassador for BC Flight, a premier private jet service based in southeastern Michigan. 

"We're excited to work with Dylan," says CEO Thane Namy. "Not only is he captain of the iconic Detroit Red Wings and a regular private jet flyer, but he's also a great role model in the community." Namy continues, "the concept of the campaign centers around the effortless nature and convenience of flying privately with us. Whether you are an NHL team captain, business executive, or planning a family vacation, the BC Flight experience is easy and relaxing – which is exactly how private jet travel should be."

"I'm excited to partner with BC Flight as both an ambassador and a client," says Dylan Larkin. "Their company mission of convenience, relaxation, and approachability is exactly what I'm looking for when I'm planning travel for my family and friends. The advertising campaign perfectly conveys that, and I'm proud to be a part of it."

Additional information on BC Flight per PR News Wire: 

"Based in Waterford, Michigan, BC Flight is an Air Charter Broker that provides private jet charter services to discerning clientele in Metro-Detroit and beyond. With a network of 1,000+ carriers, they are skilled in delivering the most comfortable and efficient private air experience to each client. Founded on the idea that thoughtful service begets luxury, BC Flight is redefining what it means to fly private. With true white glove service and a love of aviation at the core of their DNA, BC Flight operates under the idea that exceeding customers' expectations is the key to their success."

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