Ken Griffey Jr.'s Cirrus Vision Jet N124KG flies 92 nm from Indiantown to Kissimmee Gateway in 25 minutes

Ken Griffey Jr.'s Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet, tail number N124KG, departed Indiantown Airport at 15:53 UTC on Friday, November 13, 2026, and landed at Kissimmee Gateway Airport in Orlando 25 minutes later, at 16:18 UTC. The flight covered a great-circle distance of 92 nautical miles (105 miles). The aircraft reached a highest altitude of 10,100 feet and a top ground speed of 273 knots, with an average ground speed of 222 knots. It burned an estimated 45 US gallons of fuel, producing about 436 kg of CO2.

The Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet is a single-engine light jet with a typical range of about 690 nm, seating for up to five including the pilot, and a service ceiling of 28,000 feet. Indiantown's longest runway is 6,300 feet at an elevation of 30 feet; Kissimmee Gateway's is 6,001 feet at an elevation of 82 feet.

This was the fifth tracked landing at Orlando within a window of 31 recorded flights between July 7 and November 13, 2026. The previous Orlando landing was on October 27, 17 days earlier. The aircraft had been on the ground at Indiantown for about nine hours after its previous tracked landing earlier that day. In the 30 days before the flight, the jet visited 12 airports in one country, flew about 4,798 nm and logged 18.5 hours in the air; its longest leg in that period was a 952 nm trip from Fort Worth to Indiantown on November 13.

Recent legs include Las Vegas to Fort Worth on November 12 (903 nm, 3 hours 18 minutes), Albuquerque to Las Vegas (419 nm, 1 hour 35 minutes), Conway to Albuquerque (692 nm, 2 hours 49 minutes) and Orlando to Conway (697 nm, 2 hours 44 minutes) on November 11. On October 31 it flew three short hops: Stuart to Lake Hamilton (79 nm, 16 minutes), Lakeland to Okeechobee (69 nm, 21 minutes) and Stuart to Lakeland (110 nm, 27 minutes).