Rick Ross's Gulfstream lands in Miami the week of his Port of Miami 20 tour launch

Rick Ross's Gulfstream G550 (N33055) was tracked departing Hollywood Burbank Airport at 9:42 p.m. local time on June 30, arriving near Miami just before 10:24 p.m. on July 1, after a 4-hour, 42-minute flight. The aircraft touched down in the vicinity of Opa-locka, close to Ross's known Miami-area haunts.

If aboard, Rick Ross would arrive the same week his Port of Miami 20th anniversary tour is underway — the tour kicked off in Miami on May 30 at the James L. Knight Center, per the Miami New Times, and continues through August with stops including a July 18 date at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. The tour features the Renaissance Orchestra and the Sainted Trap Choir, and Ross has been making media appearances tied to the milestone, including a press conference where he addressed the ongoing feud with Drake, as covered by TMZ.

The flight follows a pattern of recent movements: on June 27, the aircraft flew from near Midland, Texas, to the Los Angeles area, and on June 25, it traveled from Miami to Houston. The return to Miami — where Ross's career began with the 2006 release of Port of Miami — suggests a homecoming tied to the tour's early dates and the rapper's ongoing business interests in the region, including his Wingstop and Checkers franchises and his spirits brands, as noted by Rolling Out.