Travis Scott promoted the release of his new album at an altitude of 35,000 feet, like a world-class baller.

Travis not only reserved a private jet to transport him and his entourage to the “Astroworld” release celebration in Chicago on Thursday night, but he also had his vehicle wrapped to match.

Scott’s team contacted a Van Nuys private aircraft company for the special occasion, which provided a Challenger jet for the rapper and up to 8 of his friends.

According to reports, the private charter company was also responsible for the roughly $30,000 “Astroworld” canopy. If that seems expensive, it’s because it’s made from a special material that requires FAA approval — it’s not your average car shroud.

As we’ve previously stated, Travis’ new album, which was released on Friday, has already sparked controversy, but not because of the music. Clearly, he is not allowing it to depress him.