Travis Scott flies from Puerto Vallarta to Los Angeles after a long weekend

Travis Scott's Embraer E-190, N713TS, arrived at Van Nuys Airport (KVNY) just after midnight on May 27, a 2-hour 56-minute flight from Puerto Vallarta (MMPR). The aircraft left the Mexican resort city at 7:37 p.m. local time and climbed to 36,025 feet, crossing the Gulf of California before descending into the San Fernando Valley.

No concerts, court appearances, or product launches have been publicly tied to this landing. Scott has not announced a 2026 tour leg or a Los Angeles-area performance this week [celebplanes.com](https://www.celebplanes.com/celebrity/travis-scott). The flight instead appears to be a routine return from a long weekend – Puerto Vallarta is a common leisure destination for Los Angeles-based travelers, and Scott's aircraft often operates between the two coasts.

Scott's flight history shows a pattern of weekend trips punctuated by returns to Van Nuys. The week prior, his jet flew Houston-to-Los Angeles on May 24 after a Texas stop, and before that a May 15 arrival from Houston. Without a newsworthy event attached, this late-night arrival reads as a standard repositioning after personal time in Mexico.