Netflix's Gulfstream returns to Burbank ahead of annual shareholder meeting

Netflix flew from Santa Barbara Municipal Airport to Hollywood Burbank Airport on June 4, 2026, a 25-minute hop aboard its Gulfstream G550, tail N533GV. The aircraft departed just after midnight and landed at 12:27 a.m. local time, reaching a maximum altitude of 11,025 feet.

The short flight lands the same week Netflix's annual shareholder meeting is expected to take place. Per the company's 2026 proxy statement filed in April, the meeting is scheduled for June 5, where co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters will face votes on executive compensation and other proposals. The Burbank area is a hub for Netflix's Los Angeles operations, making it a logical staging point for the event.

The trip follows a pattern of personal-use travel permitted under Netflix's aircraft policy. Recent flights show the G550 visited Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on June 3 before stopping in Santa Barbara — both popular leisure destinations. The 2025 proxy disclosed $532,934 in personal aircraft costs for Sarandos and $1,297,623 for Peters, reflecting the perquisite's value.