Kylie Jenner's jet lands in Mallorca the same week as a lavish branded resort takeover

Kylie Jenner's Bombardier Global 7500, tail N810KJ, was tracked departing Camarillo International Airport late on June 29 and landing at Palma de Mallorca Airport after a nearly 11-hour flight on June 30. The aircraft climbed to 47,000 feet and reached a top ground speed of 589.5 knots, consistent with a direct transatlantic crossing.

If aboard, Kylie Jenner would arrive in Mallorca the same week her Kylie Cosmetics-branded vacation to Turks and Caicos—complete with pink tracksuits, custom pillowcases, and a surprise friend for daughter Stormi—wrapped up, per an Instagram tour. Mallorca is a known summer destination for European elites and hosts a rotating calendar of yacht shows, private events, and brand activations. The timing would suggest either a continuation of the summer brand trip or a personal getaway following the business-heavy Caribbean stop.

The flight extends a recent pattern of short-haul repositioning hops and multi-leg itineraries. In the days before the Mallorca departure, N810KJ tracked between Texas, Arizona, and California, including a brief stop in Camarillo. The jet, purchased in 2020 for $72.8 million and registered to Rise and Shine Air LLC, has drawn past scrutiny for its emissions, but this long-haul flight represents a more typical use of a Global 7500's range capabilities.