Travis Scott's jet lands in New York the eve of the US Open

The flight fits a broader pattern in Scott's recent movements. Over the two weeks prior, N713TS shuttled primarily between Van Nuys, New York-area airports (likely KTEB or KHPN, based on recent flight data), Miami-Opa Locka, and Las Vegas — a routing that mirrors the rhythm of the late-summer festival, concert, and appearance circuit. August 18 saw the aircraft fly Miami to Van Nuys; August 24 brought a hop from Van Nuys to Phoenix-area Deer Valley Airport (KDVT); and August 27 linked Phoenix back to Miami before a turn to the New York region. The August 30 red-eye from KVNY to KLGA is the most direct and highest-altitude leg of that sequence, suggesting a deliberate, booked schedule rather than a casual reposition.

In 2024, N713TS logged roughly 153 flights and 450 flight hours, per public ADS-B tracking data cited by aerocorner.com and celebplanes.com, making Scott among the most active private-jet users in entertainment. His aircraft, a converted E-190 previously owned by MGM Mirage, carries the tail number N713TS — the '713' referencing Houston's area code and the 'TS' standing for the artist's initials. It is a literal branding of his hometown identity, and it touches down most frequently at Van Nuys, Houston Hobby, and Miami-Opa Locka, with international legs added during tour cycles.

Whether or not Scott was actually aboard the late-August red-eye, his aircraft's arrival in New York on the eve of a major public performance is entirely on-brand for an artist who treats his personal jet as an extension of the tour bus: fast, flexible, and timed to the minute. The plane did its part. The rest is Queens.