The Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is now offering flights to Wakanda, the fictional African nation from the recent Hollywood hit Black Panther.

The flights arent real, of course.

The airport tweeted out an image of the Wakanda gate, a nod to fans who have seen the latest film.

The tweet received 14,931 retweets and more than 33,000 likes in three days.

The airport similarly joked that in-flight entertainment on all flights would be focused on Wakanda themes after Lupita Nyongo, who stars in Black Panther, tweeted out the airport's joke, as well.

"Apart from La Femme Nakita, what else is on the in-flight entertainment? TChallas Angels, MBaku To The Future, Shuris Gotta Have It, Killmonger Bill, WKabi In The Woods...?" she asked.

The airport responded, "Of course. Plus, Coming to Wakanda."

The airport added, "We've gotta have some music on the in-flight entertainment too. Now streaming: Killmonger Me Softly, T'Challa Back Girl, M'Baku That Thang Up, Straight Outta Wakanda, N'Jadaka Said Knock You Out."

Forest Whitaker, who plays the royal advisor Zuri in the film, is already on his way to the fictional nation, too.

"En route to Wakanda