Steve Wynn's aircraft returns to Las Vegas the week the resort posts its best March on record

Steve Wynn's Gulfstream G700 (N88WR) was tracked flying from Hollywood Burbank Airport to Harry Reid International Airport on June 24, a quick 48-minute hop across the Mojave. The aircraft had spent the previous days shuttling between Las Vegas and Southern California, including a late-night arrival from Fort Worth on June 13.

If aboard, Steve Wynn would land in Las Vegas the same week Wynn Resorts CEO Craig Billings, per an 8newsnow.com report, touted the property's best March on record and a 10% year-over-year RevPAR gain — driven partly by the recent opening of Zero Bond, the exclusive private members' club. The aircraft's return also coincides with a 12-month Encore tower renovation project underway at the resort Steve Wynn founded.

The pattern is familiar: N88WR has made nine trips between Los Angeles-area airports and Las Vegas since mid-June, consistent with Steve Wynn's known interests in art curation and real estate oversight. The aircraft is registered through TVPX Aircraft Solutions Inc Trustee and is based at Palm Beach International.