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Phil Knight lands in Redmond the week of a Nike board retreat at Sunriver
A 29-minute hop from Hillsboro to Roberts Field places the Nike co-founder near a key corporate gathering in central Oregon.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · Phil Knight

Phil Knight
Phil Knight flew his Gulfstream G500 (N19HT) from Portland Hillsboro Airport to Roberts Field in Redmond, Oregon on June 5, a 29-minute hop covering about 100 miles. The aircraft reached 14,950 feet and a top speed of 433 knots on the short leg, which landed at 5:59 p.m. local time.
Knight's arrival in Redmond comes the same week that Nike's leadership is expected to gather at the Sunriver Resort, a common venue for board retreats and strategic planning sessions, according to local business calendars. The company has faced ongoing pressure to reset its product pipeline and retail relationships after a volatile fiscal year, making mid-year offsites a priority for the executive team.
This flight fits a pattern: Knight has shuttled between Hillsboro and Roberts Field eight times in the past three weeks, per tracking data on celebplanes.com. The frequency suggests he is maintaining a hands-on presence as Nike navigates its next chapter—whether from his Hillsboro compound or from central Oregon, where he also owns property near the Deschutes River. [celebplanes.com](https://www.celebplanes.com/airport/khio)
Aboard the Gulfstream G500


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