A Gulfstream G650ER long associated with Elon Musk has returned to Amsterdam Schiphol. According to flight data cited by Dutch aviation website Up in the Sky, the aircraft flew directly from Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, completing the journey in approximately six hours.
The jet, registered N628TS, is recorded under Falcon Landing LLC. Up in the Sky reports that registration documents identify Musk as a manager of the company, and the aircraft has long been linked to his travels.
It is not known whether Musk was on board. Aircraft tracking data can establish where the jet flew, but it does not identify its passengers. No purpose for the visit has been confirmed.
Source: upinthesky.nl
This post was published on 27 September 2026 22:24
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