Harrison Ford lands his private jet in Hawthorne with wife Calista Flockhart and their son Liam

Harrison Ford spent his Sunday taking to the friendly skies in his private jet, along with wife Calista Flockhart and their 19-year-old son Liam.

The 78-year-old actor was spotted walking off his private jet after landing in Hawthorne, California on Sunday afternoon.

The Star Wars icon was joined by his wife of 10 years and Liam, who Flockhart adopted in 2001.

Ford was wearing a stylish light blue button-down dress shirt and dark blue jeans as he walked off his own private aircraft.

He stayed safe by wearing a black face mask when he stepped outside of the aircraft, along with a pair of sunglasses.

The Indiana Jones star completed his look with a pair of black boots, with a silver watch strapped to his left wrist. 

Ford landed at the Hawthorne Airport, where he had a minor mishap back in April, after crossing a runway where another aircraft was landing.

The  actor had landed his plane and asked permission to cross a runway, but was told to ‘hold short’ because another aircraft was practicing touch-and-go landings.

Ford was yelled at by an irate air traffic controller, though he profusely apologized for his error, with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) launching an investigation into the incident.

Ford’s son Liam was seen wearing a grey t-shirt and shorts, while lugging a black backpack around his shoulder and carrying several other bags.

The 19-year-old started his first year at Amherst College, a private liberal arts college in Massachusetts last fall.

Both of his parents were spotted on campus last September when they were helping their son move in to his dorm.

Ford is coming off The Call of the Wild, which hit theaters in February before theaters across the country shut down due to COVID-19.

The actor signed onto star in The Staircase back in November, his first TV series starring role in his illustrious career, according to Variety.

The series is based on a documentary series of the same name, following the trial of author Michael Peterson, who claimed his wife died after falling down a staircase, though police believed he staged it to look like an accident.