đŤ Top 10 Rock & Hip-Hop Flying Songs
For property managers who spend more time navigating elevators than airports â but still dream of upgrades.
- đ¸ Steve Miller Band â “Jet Airliner”
Big olâ jet airliner⌠stuck circling Midtown waiting for a landing slot near Hudson Yards. - đ¸ Paul McCartney & Wings â “Jet”
The man named his band Wings. The song’s called Jet. It’s practically an FAA-approved anthem. - đ¤ Far East Movement â “Like a G6”
For the property manager who upgrades from rush-hour LIRR to private helipad dreams. - đ¸ Tom Petty â “Learning to Fly”
Because getting through a DOB inspection without delays feels like takeoff. - đ¸ Foo Fighters â “Learn to Fly”
For those Mondays when you need more than caffeine to get airborne. - đ¤ Missy Elliott â “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)”
Supa Dupa Fly = the ultimate elevator playlist for retrofitted luxury towers. - đ¸ Lenny Kravitz â “Fly Away”
Probably written while trying to find parking on the Upper West Side. - đ¤ Alicia Keys â “Fly Away” (B-side deep cut)
When the service elevator breaks down again, and you mentally check into JFK Terminal 4. - đ¸ Jefferson Airplane â “White Rabbit” (Jet-age counterculture vibes count)
Less about lift-off, more about altitude â but still belongs on any trippy tarmac playlist. - đ¤ B.o.B ft. Hayley Williams â “Airplanes”
Can we pretend that cargo lifts in the sky are like shooting stars? Yes. Yes, we can.
âď¸ Bonus Boarding Pass:
The B-52s â “Roam”
Technically about driving, but with a name like a bomber plane, they fly in under the radar.


