Steve Wynn flies to Fort Worth the same week as the Bellagio art exhibit opening

Steve Wynn flew from Las Vegas to Fort Worth on May 15, 2026, a 1-hour-57-minute hop in his Gulfstream G700, N88WR. The flight, which burned roughly 350 gallons of jet fuel and emitted about four metric tons of CO2, arrived at Meacham International Airport just after 10:47 a.m. local time.

The same week, Wynn Resorts announced the opening of a major private art exhibition at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art in Las Vegas, featuring pieces from Wynn’s former collection, per a company press release. Wynn, who built the Bellagio and assembled its original art holdings, has maintained ties to the Las Vegas art scene even after selling his stake in the company in 2018. The Fort Worth landing also coincides with the annual Fort Worth Art Fair, a regional event that draws collectors from across the Southwest.

Wynn’s recent flight pattern shows a steady loop between Las Vegas, Scottsdale, and Texas over the past two weeks, consistent with his known art-collecting and real-estate interests. The former Mirage Resorts chairman, now worth $3.7 billion per Forbes, has kept a lower public profile since his 2018 resignation, but his travel log suggests he remains active in the art and luxury-property circles that defined his career.