People around the world will see the Utah Jazz logo on the side of a KC-135 aircraft thanks to a collaboration between the Utah Air National Guard and the state's NBA team.
Utah Jazz dancers unveiled the nose art on the front left side of the plane at a ceremony at Roland R. Wright Air Guard Base on Wednesday.
He spoke about the strength of the long-term relationship between the Utah Jazz and Utah Air National Guard, but said the logo on the plane represents much more than a collaboration. Utah Jazz dancers Layla Pope and Jill Cardenas unveil Utah Jazz nose art on a KC-135 at the Utah Air National Guard in Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
There are two full-time crew chiefs on each plane at the Utah Air National Guard and they get to select the nose art for their plane. The Utah Jazz logo is unique to this KC-135 aircraft.
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