LOL - Worlds: This is the private aircraft of 20,000 dollars the time that Riot rented for LCK and LPL

The challenge of Riot Games with these last two editions of Worlds has been quite important. The first evidence is the absence of Vietnam teams, who have not been able to go to the League of Legends world championship of 2020, or those of this year; But the second is the change of headquarters just a few weeks before, leading the teams to Iceland instead of China .

But beyond the obvious changes such as the absences or choice of a new headquarters, there are the logistical challenges to which the developer of League of Legends has been finding over these weeks. One of them is the journey of the players to Iceland at a time when each country has regulations Covid, the distance to the Nordic country and the impossibility of making direct trips in not a few cases. Although, as it is said here in Asturias, It will be per Perres .

For European players, the trip to Iceland has become, sometimes, in a headache of shutters and dead hours at airports. However, the stars of the South Korean and Chinese lol, in the antipodes of Iceland, have traveled through a private aircraft rented by Riot Games to avoid these headaches. Of course, The Sports Division of the Californian Company has not spared the price.

As it has been known, the plane used by the LCK equipment (Damwon, Gen.G, T1 and Hanwha Life) is Boeing 777-200 LR Crystal Skye . The rate of this aerial vehicle is something more than $ 23,000 the time, as it tells commentator Marc Caedrel Lamont in the stream of him and as can be consulted in various websites.

Both in the video and in the images contributed by the top tuit, you can take a look at the characteristics of the plane. On the website, they tell that the aircraft is equipped with a WiFi system and an individual 24-inch screen for each traveler with live television and video services on demand. There is also a bar service, dining room and seating with a capacity to become comfortable and spacious beds.

Up to 88 people can make use of the plane, all of them in first class, in addition to the 12 cabin workers, the 3-4 pilots, a technical engineer, an executive chef and a manager of operations. It seems obvious that the South Koreans will come rested and well attended to the tournament.