The rapper's tricked-out airplane can fit 18 passengers.
Jeter, who lives in South Carolina, drove to a field located about a mile from the rapper’s Promise Land estate in Fayetteville, Georgia. However, he quickly encountered an unforeseen obstacle to his plan: aggressive 25 mph winds that sent him troublingly close to trees. “As soon as I got turned around by the wind I had to fight my way to turn back around,” he told the station. “I did not get training. So I just kind of learned through YouTube and I’ve just been winging it.
He was removed as soon as got to the rapper’s estate, where security was ready to address him when he landed. “They were just like, ‘Well you can’t land here,’” Jeter said. Ross’s attorney told the station the rapper found the stunt hilarious and has requested to meet Jeter. “I was pretty lucky to make it to Rick Ross’s house,” Jeter said. “It was honestly one of the scariest flights I’ve ever taken.”
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