The Jordan Flight Court Appears in Versatile 'Rattan'

Jordan Brand's main focus will always be the Air Jordan signature line. Over the past 40 years, however, the Nike, Inc. sub-label has expanded its scope, creating compelling product for other athletes and sports infused with Michael Jordan's winning legacy. The Flight Court is one of the brand's newer proposals.

Built with DNA from Tinker Hatfield's iconic Air Jordan 4, the Jordan Flight Court is unquestionably a modern-day offering. Launched with the help of Who Decides War's Tela D’Amore, the silhouette resembles chunky skate shoes from yesteryear. Basketball-informed details appear all-throughout the model with herringbone-patterned traction harkening back to the hardwood. Suede and leather construction across the upper slightly resemble Hatfield's aforementioned creation from 1989. A muted 'Rattan' tone covers the bulk of the sneaker's top-half, creating a versatile option that'll deliver year-round wear.

Dark-colored tooling featuring gum brown outsoles round out the non-Air Jordan, giving it a skate-friendly touch.

Enjoy official photos of the latest Flight Court below. A Nike.com release date is unknown as of this writing, but that's expected to change by May.

For more sneaker news from the Swoosh empire, check out the Air Jordan 11 'Gamma' retro expected to release during the Holiday 2025 season.