Russell Wilson's Gulfstream IV SP N330RW lands back at Centennial after a 2-minute flight

Russell Wilson's Gulfstream IV SP, tail N330RW, landed at Centennial Airport in Denver on Saturday, October 31, 2026, after a 2-minute flight. The aircraft departed Centennial at 17:59 UTC and returned to the same airport at 18:02 UTC. The great-circle distance was 23 nautical miles, or 26 miles. The flight reached a highest altitude of 8,300 feet and a top ground speed of 237 knots.

The 23-nautical-mile hop used about 1 percent of the aircraft's range. The Gulfstream IV SP is built for 4,166 nautical miles and seats up to 19 passengers, with a ceiling of 45,000 feet. Our estimates show the flight burned about 16 US gallons of fuel and produced about 150 kilograms of CO2, roughly the same as driving a car 371 miles. The aircraft is a 2000 model, serial number 1382.

The aircraft's estimated fuel burn is 380 US gallons per hour. The Gulfstream IV SP is a special performance variant of the GIV and has a top speed of Mach 0.88, or 500 knots.

This was the first tracked landing at Centennial in the 30-day window ending October 31. The aircraft's home base is King County International Airport in Seattle, 894 nautical miles from Denver. In the 30 days before this flight, N330RW made 18 flights totaling 40.5 hours in the air, visiting 12 airports in two countries. The most common destinations were Teterboro, New York and Las Vegas. The previous tracked landing was at Colorado Springs earlier on October 31.

Centennial Airport's longest runway is 10,001 feet, and its elevation is 5,885 feet. Before this flight, the aircraft had been on the ground about 0 hours, having just landed at Colorado Springs. The longest leg in the previous 30 days was White Plains to Las Vegas on October 16, covering 1,953 nautical miles.

Russell Wilson played fourteen NFL seasons and made ten Pro Bowls. He won Super Bowl XLVIII in his second season and played for Seattle, Denver, Pittsburgh and the Giants. In 2026 he joined CBS's The NFL Today as a broadcaster. He married Ciara in 2016 and is one of the eleven investor families who took roughly 20 percent of the Seattle Sounders in 2019.

Recent flights include White Plains to Colorado Springs on October 31, a 4-hour, 1,405-nautical-mile leg. That same day, the aircraft flew from Teterboro to White Plains in 8 minutes over 20 nautical miles. Other recent trips include Durango to Teterboro and Teterboro to Durango.

The aircraft is registered to West2East 330 LLC in Seattle, named for his West2East Empire company. The FAA issued the registration on December 8, 2020. The Gulfstream IV SP is managed by Circadian Aviation, according to spotter captions. The flight from Centennial and back to Centennial is a short positioning move.