Lemann Family touches down in Olbia, Sardinia, for a Mediterranean summer escape

Lemann Family flew from Cagliari Elmas Airport to Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport on June 21, a 32-minute hop across southern Sardinia in their Gulfstream G650ER (PS-FGT). The flight followed an earlier leg from Paris–Le Bourget to Cagliari the same day, per [celebplanes.com](https://www.celebplanes.com/celebrity/lemann-family) flight records.

The destination — Olbia, gateway to the Costa Smeralda — is a summer playground for the ultra-wealthy. While no public event or business meeting is documented for this specific date, the region's luxury resorts and private villas have long attracted billionaires seeking discretion and Mediterranean sun. Jorge Paulo Lemann, 85, splits his time between Zurich, São Paulo, and St. Louis, but Sardinia offers a seasonal escape from the investment circuit.

The trip fits a pattern of European leisure travel for the Lemann family: earlier in June, the aircraft flew from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, then shuttled between Brussels and Paris before heading south. For a man who built a fortune on beer and burgers — co-founding 3G Capital, which controls Anheuser-Busch InBev and Restaurant Brands International, per [Forbes](https://www.forbes.com/profile/jorge-paulo-lemann/) — a Sardinian sojourn is a quiet counterpoint to boardroom battles.