Travis Scott flies Van Nuys to Houston ahead of Istanbul trip

Travis Scott flew from Van Nuys (KVNY) to Houston (KHOU) on the evening of May 23, landing just after 5:15 p.m. local time in a 3-hour, 1-minute hop aboard his Embraer E-190 (N713TS). The brief flight from his West Coast base to his hometown came at the end of a week that had already seen him bounce from Houston to Los Angeles to Philadelphia to Atlantic City and back to Los Angeles.

This return to Houston, however, comes just days before a heavily anticipated transatlantic trip. According to a report by [dailysabah.com](https://www.dailysabah.com/arts/music/thousands-line-up-for-travis-scotts-2500-person-istanbul-event), Travis Scott is scheduled to appear at a 2,500-person club event at Grand Factory in Istanbul on May 31 — his first-ever performance in Turkey. The trip also includes a stop in Budapest on May 30 to watch the UEFA Champions League final (PSG vs. Arsenal), per the same report. A [musicollector-shop.com](https://musicollector-shop.com/review-guide-travis-scott-concert-at-grand-factory-istanbul-may-31-2026/) guide notes that Kanye West plays a stadium show in Istanbul the night before, and fan speculation, covered by [hotnewhiphop.com](https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/995435-travis-scott-expected-perform-kanye-west-istanbul), has suggested the two might appear together.

The flight pattern, with a touch-and-go in Atlantic City on May 17 and 18, and recent business in Philadelphia, suggests a busy run of appearances before the European leg. Travis Scott’s Embraer E-190, which has emitted roughly 99.2 tonnes of CO₂ on tracked flights, sits in Houston now — but likely not for long.