Russell Wilson private jet: Meet the $5 million Gulfstream IV aircraft reportedly linked to retired NFL quarterback (Image via Instagram: Russell Wilson and his reported Gulfstream aircraft)
Russell Wilson spent 14 seasons playing in the NFL . The Super Bowl-winning quarterback accumulated $315 million in total career earnings. His estimated net worth is $185 million, as per Celebrity Net Worth. Its reported registration number is N330RW, while its estimated cost is nearly $5 million. Russell Wilson’s reported Gulfstream IV-SP aircraft has registration number N330RW and serial number 1382, as per AeroCorner. The private jet is registered to West2East 330 LLC, a Seattle-based limited liability company reportedly associated with Wilson, according to aircraft registration records. As per Seattle Times, Wilson purchased a 2000 Gulfstream G-IV, with FAA records listing the official owner as West2East 330 LLC, based in downtown Seattle. The aircraft was registered to the company in December 2020. The SP version the 10-time Pro Bowler owns started at serial 1214 in 1993 and has a range of about 4,350 nautical miles. The Federal Aviation Administration [FAA] issued the aircraft’s registration in December 2020. Its airworthiness date is April 2017, and it expires in December 2027. The 2000-built model is a fixed-wing, multi-engine aircraft with a capacity of over 22 seats. It weighs over 20,000 pounds and features a ROLLS-ROYCE TAY 611SER [Turbo-fan] engine, according to FlightAware. The aircraft’s thrust capacity is 12450 pounds. The Gulfstream IV SP is a large jet with a range of 4,166 nautical miles, a top speed of Mach 0.88, a ceiling of 45,000 feet, and seating for typically 14 passengers, according to Celebplanes. FlightAware notes the private jet’s last action date was October 7, 2026, but Celebplanes lists last action date as November 2, 2026. Duration: 7 minutes. Maximum altitude: 2,550 ft. Maximum speed: 225 kts. It can carry up to 14 passengers, cruise at around 500 knots, and fly roughly 4,200 nautical miles nonstop. The aircraft was originally priced at $26 million, but as of December 2025, the pre-owned Gulfstream IV jets trade between $3.5 million and $4.7 million. Huddle Up newsletter founder Joe Pompliano wrote on X that Wilson reportedly owns a 2000 Gulfstream IV registered to his LLC in 2021. The plane seats about 15 people and costs around $1 million to $2 million a year to operate, depending on fuel prices and how much Wilson uses it. 3 throughout his NFL career. In February 2025, Sports Illustrated highlighted an Instagram post featuring Russell Wilson, his multi-talented wife Ciara , their four beautiful children, and their adorable family dog blissfully enjoying a private aircraft journey. At the time, Wilson played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2024 season. During a 2022 Denver Broncos flight to London, Russell Wilson spent several hours performing high-knee exercises in the aircraft aisle instead of sleeping like others. Wilson said the exercises helped him stay loose ahead of the Week 8 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. The airline introduced several specially designed Boeing 737 aircraft featuring Wilson’s branding during his Seattle Seahawks days. 2021. 2022 after a nine-year relationship. The 37-year-old ace quarterback retired from the NFL in June 2026 after 14 seasons and joined CBS Sports as an analyst for The NFL Today.
Joe Pompliano also shared ESPN insider Mike Tannenbaum’s post, in which Wilson posed with his former sports agent, Mark Rodgers, with a reported black Gulfstream IV aircraft in the background.
The Gulfstream IV was Gulfstream’s flagship in the late 1980s and 1990s, according to AeroCorner. Teterboro is a common airport in the New York area, where Wilson’s broadcast job is based, according to Celebplanes. The Gulfstream aircraft features a classic large-cabin layout with a forward club and mid-cabin conference area, according to Simple Flying. The aircraft had “3” over it. “I was walking up and down the aisle; everybody else was knocked out,” Wilson said via Fox News. I felt good to go,” he said. “When we can celebrate Russell Wilson in the stands and in the skies, that’s a win-win,” Sangita Woerner, SVP of marketing and guest experience, said in Sept. “Russell Wilson has a special place in our hearts as Alaska’s Chief Football Officer [CFO],” Alaska Airlines said in a statement to 9NEWS.
The father of four built a successful football career, but his off-gridiron lifestyle has also drawn massive attention over the years, particularly his aviation pursuits. The former Seattle Seahawks signal-caller has been in the news for traveling with his family on private aircraft and maintaining his fitness routine during long-distance flights. One particular private jet has been linked to the former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback: a Gulfstream IV SP. RW could be short for ‘Russell Wilson. As per Celebplanes, the aircraft’s home base is King County International Airport in Seattle. Details of which are: departure: Westchester County Airport. Arrival: Teterboro Airport. It also features a proper galley [compact onboard kitchen and service area where flight attendants store, heat, and prepare food and beverages] and an enclosed lavatory. As per Private Jets, the Gulfstream IV is a long-range private jet known for its speed, comfort, and reliability in executive aviation. The aircraft is powered by Rolls-Royce engines and features a spacious, well-appointed cabin. It remains a respected classic in private aviation. Wilson wore jersey no. So his whole family was decked in Steelers attire. The post offered a glimpse into how the Wilson family uses private aviation while balancing professional commitments and family travel. “I was doing high knees, working my legs and everything else. Making sure I was ready to rock. That was good. After a while, he fell asleep too. “Then I fell asleep for one hour, and I watched film for the rest. The former New York Giants quarterback is also associated with Alaska Airlines. “We’re proud to honor the passion and dedication of our Chief Football Officer with this special aircraft, and we’re excited to see him fly high all season long. Join conversation Share your thoughts in the comments Be respectful · TOI community guidelines However, Alaska Airlines and Wilson reportedly parted ways in Sept. “Now that the new football season is starting, we will be winding down our relationship. He will always be a friend to Alaska, and our relationship over the years has been incredible. We wish him all the best on his move to Denver. The Russell Wilson aircraft livery has been retired from our fleet. At this time, we have no plans to name a new CFO. Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.