Follow (us) wealthinsides for more tech updates! When the final whistle blew at Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, millions were still buzzing about touchdowns and halftime. But in the skies above California, something else was happening — and it was on a completely different scale. As soon as the game ended, a mass exodus of private jets began from airports across the Bay Area, with airports like San Francisco International, Oakland, San Jose Mineta, Livermore and Hayward suddenly overflowing with departures. In the hours after the Super Bowl wrapped, private jet traffic spiked by over 1,100 % compared with a normal Sunday, as wealthy attendees and corporate travelers lifted off toward Los Angeles, Las Vegas and beyond. � SFGATE +1 This wasn’t just a handful of flights — it was one of the largest bursts of private aviation in recent memory tied to a single event. Hundreds of jets that had descended on Northern California for Super Bowl weekend filled runways and ramps, and once the game w...