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Target lands at Vogel Airpark after tour of Ohio transportation research center

The retailer's G280 makes a short hop the same week it opens a major distribution hub near Columbus.

By celebplanes · 1 min read · Target

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Target's Gulfstream G280 (N585PL) flight path — 9OI5 — Transportation Research Center of Ohio to 3OI6 — Vogel Airpark
Flight path · 9OI5 — Transportation Research Center of Ohio3OI6 — Vogel Airpark · 18m airborne
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Departure
9OI5 — Transportation Research Center of Ohio
Arrival
3OI6 — Vogel Airpark
Airborne
18m
Distance
73 nm
CO₂
729kg

Target flew from the Transportation Research Center of Ohio Airport to Vogel Airpark on June 3, a 18-minute hop across central Ohio. The brief flight suggests the retailer’s senior leadership was visiting the vehicle testing facility before moving on to the Columbus area.

The same week, Target is opening a new 1.2-million-square-foot distribution center in West Jefferson, Ohio, per a company announcement this week. The facility, designed to speed same-day delivery across the Midwest, sits about 12 miles from Vogel Airpark, making the airpark a convenient arrival point for executives touring the site.

The flight is one of several short hops logged by N585PL in recent days, including stops in Kentucky and Indiana on June 2, after a New York–Minneapolis round trip on June 1. These movements align with a multi-state inspection of Target’s regional supply chain ahead of the peak summer season.

Aboard the Gulfstream G280

Gulfstream G280 exterior — Target's private jet (N585PL)
Gulfstream G280 cabin floor plan — Target's private jet interior layout
Exterior & cabin layout · Gulfstream G280

The aircraft

Type
Gulfstream G280
Tail
N585PL
Max alt
21,000 ft
Max speed
430 kt

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