Kyle Busch's aircraft lands near Boston the week of NASCAR's New Hampshire race

Kyle Busch's Cessna Citation Latitude (N518KB) was tracked flying from Cherry Point, North Carolina, to Laurence G Hanscom Field in Bedford, Massachusetts, on June 24, arriving after a 1-hour, 24-minute flight. The aircraft departed Marine Corps Air Station Cunningham Field at 12:21 p.m. local time and touched down near Boston just before 2 p.m.

If Kyle Busch was aboard, the flight would place him in the region the same week NASCAR's Cup Series heads to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the USA Today 301, scheduled for June 28. The Loudon track sits roughly 70 miles north of Hanscom Field — a convenient gateway for teams and drivers arriving ahead of the race weekend. Per NASCAR's official schedule, the event marks the series' only visit to the 1.058-mile oval this season.

This is the first tracked flight for N518KB in celebplanes' records, so no prior pattern is available. However, the aircraft's arrival at a general aviation airport near a major race venue — and within days of that event — fits a standard travel pattern for a Cup Series driver preparing for a race week. Whether Kyle Busch was aboard or not, the aircraft's timing is consistent with a pre-race arrival in New England.