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Michael Dell's Gulfstream lands in Ibiza after a week of stock gains and contract news
If aboard, the timing would place the Dell Technologies founder on the Spanish island as summer season peaks, following a $37 billion net worth surge.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · Michael Dell

Michael Dell
Michael Dell's Gulfstream G650ER, tail N228ZD, was tracked departing Madeira's Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport on June 25 and arriving at Ibiza Airport 90 minutes later, according to ADS-B data. The aircraft reached 45,025 feet and a ground speed of 549.8 knots on the short hop across the western Mediterranean.
If Michael Dell was aboard, he would arrive in Ibiza the same week his net worth swelled by $37 billion to $233 billion, per Bloomberg data cited by AOL, making him the world's sixth-richest person. The rally came after Dell Technologies reported quarterly earnings that tripled and revenue nearly doubled to a record $43.8 billion, driven by a 757% surge in AI-optimized server orders. The flight also follows a $9.7 billion Pentagon contract awarded to Dell on June 15, which generated headlines about ethics questions, as covered by Celebplanes.
Ibiza is not among Michael Dell's known residences — his homes are in Austin, Hawaii, and New York — but the island is a perennial summer destination for the ultra-wealthy. The brief repositioning from Madeira, another leisure hub, suggests a possible holiday stopover. Michael Dell maintains a low public profile around personal travel, and this flight fits a pattern of occasional European excursions between business cycles.
Aboard the Gulfstream G650ER


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