N480US

N480US is one of the ten jets the Department of Homeland Security bought for $464 million under a no-bid contract intended to expand deportation flights.

78days since its last flight (June 1, 2026)

Registration
N480US
Transponder (ICAO 24-bit)
a5ea6c
Type
Boeing 737
Reported status
On order
First seen on ADS-B
June 1, 2026
Days with a flight
1 of 291 checked
Days with no ADS-B trace
290

Listed as still on order in the registration data this page started from, but it has been broadcasting since June 1, 2026, so it appears to have been delivered since that listing.

Day-by-day record

flewon the ground onlyno ADS-B tracenot checked

One square per day, oldest first. Days with a trace open that aircraft on that date at ADS-B Exchange.

Flights on record

Each date opens this aircraft’s track for that day on ADS-B Exchange.

DateRouteArrival areaTrack
June 1, 2026LCH → MEIMeridian1,364 km

Check N480US on ADS-B Exchange · All ten aircraft

Purchase details reported by The New York Times, August 13, 2026 ("Homeland Security Paid $464 Million for Airplanes. Then It Parked Them."); tail numbers from rzjets.net.