Who flies what
The private jets of billionaires, pop stars, athletes, royals and companies — 55 aircraft worth a reported $4.2B between them. Public, widely reported information only; we don’t track anyone.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Gulfstream G650 · $73M reported
Ronaldo unveiled a Gulfstream G650 in late 2024, reported at around $73 million, after selling the Gulfstream G200 he had flown since 2015. The airframe carries his CR7 branding and a silhouette of his trademark celebration, and it commutes between Riyadh, Lisbon and Madrid.
Michael Jordan
Gulfstream G650ER · $70M reported
Jordan's registration reads like a resume: 23 for his jersey, 6 for his championships, MJ for his initials. The tail number moved from his elephant-print Gulfstream G550 to a new G650ER in late 2024, with the paint referencing the 1988 Air Jordan 3 sneaker.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Gulfstream G650 · $50M reported
Mayweather has posted tours of a Gulfstream G650 with his name across the fuselage since around 2014, and has said he bought it as a birthday present to himself. The jet is held through operators rather than in his own name, so public registry records do not show it directly.
Lewis Hamilton
Bombardier Challenger 605 · $23M reported
Hamilton's cherry-red Challenger, registered with his initials, became a paddock icon before he sold it in 2019, citing a wish to cut his carbon footprint; reports put the sale price at just under $9 million. The jet had earlier featured in the 2017 Paradise Papers over a VAT arrangement on its import.
Lionel Messi
Gulfstream V · $15M reported
Messi's 2004-built Gulfstream V has his number 10 on the tail and the names of his family members painted on the airstairs. French media reported the jet flew 52 times in three months of 2022, a figure that made him a recurring subject of European emissions coverage.
Max Verstappen
Dassault Falcon 900EX · $15M reported
Verstappen bought Richard Branson's former Falcon 900EX in late 2020 and painted it matt black and orange; other drivers were reported to hitch rides on it between races. In 2025 he was reported to have upgraded to a Dassault Falcon 8X.
Tiger Woods
Gulfstream G550
Woods flies a 2008 G550 that spent its early years in the NetJets fleet before he bought it and re-registered it with his initials. It is operated for him by Executive Jet Management, and golf media routinely watch its movements for clues about whether he will play a tournament.
Entries summarise reporting by outlets such as Forbes, Bloomberg, Business Insider and Robb Report; ownership changes and values are “reported”, not verified by JetAtlas. We publish no live positions. Corrections: info@JetAtlas.ai.