Jerry Jones's Gulfstream V lands in London after a French Alps departure as Cowboys owner downplays travel fatigue

Jerry Jones's Gulfstream V (N1DC) was tracked departing from FR-0268 at Dôme de la Lauze Altisurface, a small high-altitude strip in the French Alps, and landing at London Luton Airport on June 27, 2026, after a brief 75-minute flight.

If Jerry Jones was aboard, the timing aligns with his recent remarks to Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports, in which he compared international travel to a "night out on the town" and downplayed any competitive disadvantage [sports.yahoo.com](https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/article/jerry-jones-compares-cowboys-unusual-international-schedule-to-night-out-on-the-town-023644698.html)[nbcsports.com](https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/jerry-jones-on-international-travel-wear-and-tear-is-a-lot-less-than-a-night-out). The Cowboys are set to play the Ravens in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 27 — a game Jones has championed as part of the NFL's global push [media.nfl.com](https://media.nfl.com/news-and-releases/international/baltimore-ravens-to-take-on-dallas-cowboys-in-2026-nfl-rio-game).

This European flight follows a series of hops between France and Italy in late June, suggesting a summer itinerary heavy on both business and leisure. London, a common transit hub for transatlantic flights, may serve as a brief stop before a return to Dallas, where Jones recently pledged to "spend more money" in free agency [nfl.com](https://www.nfl.com/news/cowboys-owner-jerry-jones-aims-to-spend-more-money-in-free-agency-in-2026).