Ernesto Bertarelli's aircraft lands in Naples the week of the Loro Piana Giraglia finish

Ernesto Bertarelli's Bombardier Global 7500 (HB-JIT) was tracked flying from Grosseto to Naples on June 24, a 48-minute hop that touched down at Naples International Airport just after 5:30 p.m. local time. The aircraft departed Grosseto Corrado Baccarini Air Base, a military airport often used by private aviation, and arrived on the Bay of Naples without any public schedule attached to the registration.

If aboard, Ernesto Bertarelli would arrive in Campania the same week the 73rd Loro Piana Giraglia concluded in Genoa, per a press release from the Yacht Club Italiano on June 18. The race, which started in Saint-Tropez and rounded the Giraglia Rock before finishing in Genoa, saw line honours claimed by ARCA SGR after a duel with Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones' Magic Carpet E. Bertarelli, a two-time America's Cup winner and founder of Alinghi, has a long history with offshore racing and the Mediterranean yachting circuit.

The flight follows a pattern of Mediterranean movement: Bertarelli's aircraft flew from Farnborough to Olbia on June 15 for the Range Rover Sardinia Cup, then to Nice on June 10 for the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, per celebplanes tracking data. Naples sits within easy reach of the Riviera and Sardinia, and the timing suggests a stop tied to the post-Giraglia yachting calendar rather than a single destination event.