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Troy Aikman's jet flies Nantucket to Rhode Island the same weekend as a coast-to-coast NFL consulting trip
If aboard, the brief hop from the islands aligns with a week where Aikman's dual roles as ESPN analyst and Dolphins consultant keep him in motion.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · Troy Aikman
Troy Aikman
Troy Aikman's Bombardier Challenger 300 (N8TA) was tracked departing Nantucket Memorial Airport at 18:48 UTC on June 27, touching down 26 minutes later at Rhode Island T.F. Green Airport. The aircraft had flown from Dallas to Nantucket earlier the same day, per flight data.
If aboard, the short coastal hop comes the same week Michael Irvin told the DLLS Cowboys podcast it “pains him” to see Aikman working with the Miami Dolphins, as covered by Awful Announcing. Aikman has served as a consultant for Miami’s front office since early 2026, helping hire general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. The Dolphins have kept Aikman on as a “sounding board” for quarterback and receiver evaluations, per Sullivan, even as he continues his Monday Night Football analyst duties.
The Nantucket-to-Rhode Island leg fits a pattern of quick-turn trips between game sites, media obligations, and advisory meetings. With Dallas and Miami not on the immediate NFL calendar, the routing suggests a weekend movement between northeast destinations before returning to his Dallas base.
Aboard the Bombardier Challenger 300
The aircraft
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