Steve Wynn flies to Sonoma County after Wynn Resorts posts record Las Vegas quarter

Steve Wynn flew from Las Vegas to Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport on May 23, touching down in his Gulfstream G700 after a one-hour, eight-minute hop from Harry Reid International. The 83-year-old developer, who sold his entire $2.1 billion stake in Wynn Resorts in 2018, continues to log frequent trips between Nevada and California.

The same week, Wynn Resorts reported a record March in Las Vegas and announced the Enclave, a 432-suite tower at Wynn Palace in Macau requiring $900–$950 million in investment, per the company’s Q1 2026 earnings call [finance.biggo.com](https://finance.biggo.com/news/US_WYNN_2026-05-07). CEO Craig Billings described the project as “a no-brainer” given near-100% occupancy at the property. The company also noted a modest delay to its Wynn Al Marjan project in the UAE, now expected in 2027.

Wynn’s recent flight history shows a familiar pattern: shuttling between Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Northern California over the past week, with a stop in Dallas and Atlanta mid-May. While he no longer holds any role at the company he founded, his travel orbit still mirrors the rhythms of the casino industry he helped shape.