TUCSON, Ariz. — A United-Airlines jet decked out in "Star Wars" logos and pictures landed at Tucson International Airport Monday.
The plane is part of a marketing effort for the latest film in the saga, dubbed "The Rise of Skywalker," set to hit theaters this weekend.
The jet flew from Tucson to Houston and back Monday afternoon, a Tucson International Airport spokesperson said.
The jet is a Boeing 737-800, according to a Facebook post from the airport.
And it's not just the outside of the plane that's decked out -- travelers inside the plane get a full, Star Wars experience, too. Twitter users reported boarding the plane to Star Wars theme music, and special decor on seats and around the aircraft.
So cool! I’m on the only @united Star Wars plane in the world headed to NJ! ✈️ The theme music is full blast. Feel like I’m on The Millennium Falcon. #maytheforcebewithyou #speakerlife pic.twitter.com/4kpkl0lfEh
— Anne Grady Group (@AnneGradyGroup) November 13, 2019
Shoutout to @united for the safe flight on the Star Wars plane, followed by this complimentary Star Wars pin 😭😭 thank you thank you thank YOOOOOU pic.twitter.com/Ybt0jlCFkG
— k10 (@kristentwitch) December 16, 2019
So where's the plane headed next? You can keep track of it through online flight trackers via its tail number, N36272.
Click here to learn more about the plane, via the United Airlines website.
The Star Wars #TheRiseofSkywalker plane made an appearance at TUS today! The themed Boeing 737-800 was a sight to see for our team at the #Tucson Airport. More photos to come... pic.twitter.com/65TNPjmZSi
— TucsonAirport (@TucsonAirport) December 16, 2019
