Ken Griffey Jr.'s Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet lands at Stuart after a one-minute flight

Ken Griffey Jr.'s Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet, tail number N124KG, flew a one-minute flight on Saturday, October 31, 2026. It departed Witham Field (KSUA) in Stuart, Florida, at 17:59 UTC and landed back at the same airport at 18:00 UTC. The aircraft reached a top ground speed of 81 knots and a highest altitude of 275 feet. The great-circle distance was one nautical mile, or about one mile.

The flight covered one nautical mile in one minute. The aircraft burned about two gallons of fuel, producing an estimated 18 kilograms of carbon dioxide, roughly equal to driving a car 45 miles. The Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet is a light jet with a range of about 690 nautical miles and a maximum ceiling of 28,000 feet. It seats up to seven people including the pilot.

This was the sixth landing at Stuart tracked by celebplanes in the 30 days before this flight. The previous landing at Stuart occurred earlier on October 31, after a flight from Orlando. Over the last 30 days, the aircraft visited five airports in one country and flew about 1,056 nautical miles. The longest leg in that period was a 381-nautical-mile trip from Stuart to Augusta on October 26. One other tracked aircraft, a Norfolk Southern Embraer Praetor 500, landed at Stuart about 23 hours earlier.

Ken Griffey Jr. is a MLB Hall of Famer from the United States. Stuart is near the Treasure Coast region of Florida, where the aircraft has made multiple stops in recent months. A web search found no scheduled public appearances or events tied to Ken Griffey Jr. or his organization in the Stuart area on this date.

The aircraft's flight history shows a pattern of short hops between Florida airports, including trips to Lakeland, Okeechobee, and Orlando in the days before this flight.

Witham Field's longest runway is 5,828 feet, and the field elevation is 16 feet. The aircraft burned an estimated 110 US gallons of fuel per hour. In the 30 days before this flight, the aircraft made six flights totaling 4.8 hours in the air, producing an estimated 5,074 kilograms of carbon dioxide.

Before this flight, the aircraft had landed at Stuart five times in the tracked window from July 7 to October 31, 2026. The most common destinations in that window were Stuart with five landings, Orlando with four, and Fort Pierce with two. The previous tracked landing was at Okeechobee earlier on October 31, with about zero hours on the ground before this flight.

Recent flights by the same owner include a 21-minute, 69-nautical-mile trip from Lakeland to Okeechobee on October 31, and a 27-minute, 110-nautical-mile flight from Stuart to Lakeland the same day. Other recent flights include Orlando to Stuart in 33 minutes covering 93 nautical miles, and a 1-hour-17-minute, 310-nautical-mile leg from Augusta to Orlando on October 27.