Here's How Taylor Swift Can Still Attend Super Bowl While Still On 'Eras' Tour

The Kansas City Chiefs are Super Bowl-bound, and many fans are hoping Taylor Swiftattends the game despite being on her International Eras Tour.

The pop icon, who is dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, resumes the International leg of her Eras Tour on Wednesday, February 7 in Tokyo. She then has shows lined up through Saturday, February 10 -- and the Super Bowl is scheduled for Sunday, February 11.

So is it possible for Taylor to arrive back in the United States in time for the big game despite being across the world?

On Sunday, the Chiefs secured the win over the Baltimore Ravens, meaning they officially made it into the Super Bowl for the second year in a row. The issue? Taylor will be in Tokyo the night before the big game, which has many Swifties worried she may not make it to the big game in Las Vegas to cheer on her boyfriend.

A source did previously come out and claimed that “if Travis’ team goes to the Super Bowl then no doubt it will be Taylor making the trip to support him, even if it means flying across the world to be there."

And now, it seems that "Taylor math" proves she can certainly fly across the world to support Travis and the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Taylor Swift has a show in Japan the night before the Super Bowl, on February 10. The show is estimated to end around 10 p.m. Tokyo time, which is 5 a.m. Las Vegas time. The flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas takes approximately 12 hours, meaning fans have figured out that Taylor can arrive at 5 p.m. local time on the day before the Super Bowl -- which is 25 hours and 35 mins before kickoff on Sunday.

So for all those Swifties worried about the pop icon not making it to the game -- it is more than likely she will be in attendance to cheer on Travis and the Chiefs.

The pop icon has been showing up to NFL games to support her boyfriend, even sitting alongside his mom, Donna Kelce, on multiple occasions. After the Chiefs won the AFC Championship, Taylor was spotted on the field alongside Travis and his parents. She even shared a sweet moment with Donna, who was seen extremely emotional as she embraced Taylor in an intimate hug.

“I can’t believe it, oh my God,” Donna told the 'Red' singer.

Of course, the pop icon would not have to fly on a flight schedule to and from Tokyo as with a net worth of well over $1 billion, she has her very own private jet and can leave at any time she pleases.

While there are not any images of Taylor's jet specifically, we know it is Dassault's Falcon 900LX, which includes a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom, complete with a shower, and a bedroom -- meaning she will have everything she needs to get a full recovery ahead of the Super Bowl after performing in Tokyo.

She purchased her ‘Number 13’ private jet back in 2011, and it is worth an estimated $40 million. It can hold up to 19 people, meaning there is plenty of room for the pop icon and her inner circle.

The Kansas City Chiefs will take on the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, February 11 during Super Bowl LVII.