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South Carolina Gamecocks

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Home base KCUB·Tracked since 2024

Program aircraft routes

Routes flown by South Carolina Gamecocks's university-owned aircraft, plus every documented flight — team charters, conference trips, and manifest- or media-confirmed legs, shown from Columbia, SC (KCUB). Repeated corridors burn brighter; bigger dots are flown more often.

The fleet

5 aircraft classified to South Carolina Gamecocks, grouped by how each is tied to the program. Documented one-off aircraft are listed separately when the trip itself has a receipt.

Program, foundation & privacy-alias aircraft · 3

University/foundation aircraft and verified privacy aliases to them — every flight is shown as program activity.

University of South CarolinaN454GC

Beechcraft King Air 350 · includes PIA DCM2481

25 cases · 68 flights · home KCUB · latest Jun 10, 2026

University of South CarolinaN455GC

Cessna Citation Excel / XLS · includes PIA N1367G

16 cases · 43 flights · home KCUB · latest Jun 12, 2026

University of South CarolinaN351GC

Beechcraft King Air 350

3 cases · 20 flights · home KCUB · latest Nov 20, 2025

Booster & state-use aircraft · 1

Known booster aircraft and state/government aircraft used by the program. These are not program assets; trips show only when attribution or public documentation ties them to the program.

Blue Transport LLC, Whs AviationN711BS

Cessna Citation Excel / XLS · 2 cases

Charter & fractional · 1

Shared commercial aircraft (NetJets, Wheels Up, team charters). Shown only for documented or program-linked recruiting legs — not a program asset.

Flight activity

Every flight we attribute to South Carolina Gamecocks. Story-backed flights sort first by default; owned jets and verified privacy aliases show all activity, while booster, state-use, and charter aircraft appear only when internal attribution or public documentation ties the trip to the program.

153 flights

We track the aircraft, not who is aboard. The Documented tag means the flight has a published JetSweep story or research note; other flights may still be shown because the aircraft is program-owned or internally attributed.