DJ Khaled's Global 6500 flies from Miami Seaplane Base to Los Angeles

Khaled Mohamed Khaled's Bombardier Global 6500, N2320, departed Miami Seaplane Base on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 19:09 UTC and landed at Los Angeles International Airport at 23:51 UTC. The flight took 4 hours 42 minutes, covering a great-circle distance of 2,036 nm.

The aircraft averaged 433 knots ground speed and reached a highest altitude of 47,050 feet. The flight burned an estimated 1,930 US gallons of fuel, producing about 18.5 metric tons of CO2. The Global 6500 has a range of 6,600 nm, seats up to 17 passengers, and cruises at up to Mach 0.90.

The Global 6500 used about 31 percent of its range on this leg. The aircraft reached a top ground speed of 488 knots. The departure field, Miami Seaplane Base, has a longest runway of 14,000 feet at sea level. Los Angeles International Airport's longest runway is 12,894 feet at an elevation of 125 feet. The distance from the home base on file to the arrival airport is 2,032 nautical miles.

This was the first tracked landing at Los Angeles in the 17-flight window from August 4 to October 13. Khaled's home base is Miami International Airport, and his usual destinations include Teterboro, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. In the 30 days before this flight, N2320 flew two legs: Teterboro to Miami on October 13 and Miami to Teterboro on October 7. Other aircraft tracked at Los Angeles in the 24 hours before this landing included a Gulfstream G650ER operated by Wynn Resorts, a Gulfstream G550 operated by Simon Property, and a Gulfstream G600 operated by Kimbal Musk.

Before this flight, the aircraft had been on the ground for about 10 days. In the 30 days prior, it flew two legs totaling 1,898 nautical miles. The longest leg in that period was Teterboro to Miami on October 13, covering 949 nautical miles. Those two flights added up to 4.6 hours in the air and an estimated 18,300 kilograms of CO2.

Khaled Mohamed Khaled is a DJ, record producer, and founder of We the Best Music Group with 14 number-one albums on the Billboard 200. He is based in Miami. No public appearance or event tied to Khaled was found in Los Angeles for the date of the flight.

The aircraft's most common destinations in the tracked window were Miami with six landings, Teterboro with four, and Paris with two. The Global 6500 has a service ceiling of 51,000 feet and is powered by Pearl engines with an upgraded wing. Estimated fuel burn is 410 US gallons per hour.

The aircraft returned to a familiar West Coast destination after a quiet period on the ground in Miami. The flight history shows a pattern of coastal movement that keeps the schedule moving.