Event Details

• It takes a team of 25 to pull a jet, so form or join a team! Can't quite get to 25? No problem! We will match you with others and ensure you have an opportunity to pull.
• Each group will pull at their wave time, which will be assigned to you via email and on the 2023 Wave Assignments section one week before the event. 
• During your wave time, each team will have two opportunities to try and pull the jet 12 feet the fastest.
• Spectators are welcome to come, $5 per person (children 12 and under free).
• View our participant guide for more information.
• Here are some fun facts about the event:
  • The fastest pull time was 5.54 seconds in 2017
  • The length of the pull is 12 feet
  • The plane is 72 tons
  • The plane is a 757 FedEx Jet

All participants need to sign and return an additional waiver before the event.

Please sign the waiver and email it to Brianna Dragunoff at brianna.dragunoff@nmss.org.

Every individual and team must raise the minimum fundraising:

• $60 per person or 
• $1,500 team minimum
   

Registration fee schedule:

• $0 starting fee
• $25 June 1st through event day
   

BONUS: If you raise $100 as an individual, you will get an official MS Jet Pull t-shirt the day of the event!

You must arrive at the tarmac 30 minutes before your assigned pull time.

Registration opens at 8:30am and first pull is at 9am.

• View Wave Times

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Parking is available at the Park and Ride across the street from the event site. There is limited parking available directly in front of the event site for those in need of accessible parking. 

 

What should I wear?
Everyone participating in the Jet Pull must wear closed-toed shoes. Gloves will not be provided, but we highly suggest you and your team bring your own.

Will there be food at the event?
Snacks and beverages are available for everyone. No alcohol is permitted on the premises. There will also be a food truck on site for anyone interested in purchasing food.

Are pets allowed?
Animals are not permitted on the airport tarmac.