Larry Ellison's G650 returns to Palm Beach after a Sarasota hop, as his yacht Musashi looms offshore and a stock sale is cancelled

Larry Ellison's Gulfstream G650, tail N817GS, was tracked departing Sarasota Bradenton International Airport at 18:32 UTC on September 14, 2026, and touching down at Palm Beach International Airport 30 minutes later. The aircraft, a 2014 model owned through Ellison's shell company Wing and a Prayer Inc., made a brief 135-mile hop across the Florida peninsula — a route consistent with the owner's pattern of short hops between his Florida properties and the Palm Beach area that serves as his declared domicile.

If aboard, Larry Ellison would have landed within 300 nautical miles of his 88-meter motor yacht Musashi, which was last reported by AIS tracking via our partner site celebyachts.com as under way on the US East Coast just 12 minutes before the flight's arrival. The convergence of aircraft and vessel in the same region — the yacht's last known position roughly 296 nautical miles from Palm Beach — raises the possibility of a rendezvous, though it is equally plausible the flight was simply a return home after a brief visit to Sarasota's Gulf coast.

The same week, Ellison made news for a different kind of movement: on September 12, he cancelled a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan that would have allowed him to sell $7.5 billion in Oracle stock, according to a regulatory filing reported by CNBC via [247wallst.com](https://247wallst.com/investing/2026/09/14/larry-ellison-cancels-plan-to-sell-7-5-billion-in-oracle-stock-after-his-net-worth-dropped-200-billion-in-a-year/). The reversal came one day after the plan's public disclosure and amid a roughly $200 billion decline in Ellison's net worth over the prior 12 months, from a peak above $400 billion in September 2025 to an estimated $204 billion as of September 13, per Bloomberg. The timing of the Sarasota hop — a day after the cancellation became public — could suggest a need for quiet consultation or simply a routine movement between properties.