Howard Schultz Private jet tracker

Howard Schultz bought Starbucks from its founders in 1987, having failed to convince them that the Milan espresso bar was the business. He ran it as CEO from 1987 to 2000, returned in 2008 when the stock had collapsed, stepped back to executive chairman in 2017, came back a third time as interim CEO in April 2022, and handed off to Laxman Narasimhan in March 2023. He left the board entirely in September 2023 and was named chairman emeritus. Forbes has him at about $3.4B.

He owned the Seattle SuperSonics from 2001 to 2006 and sold the franchise to an Oklahoma City group that moved it two years later — he has since called the sale the biggest regret of his professional life. He flirted publicly with an independent presidential run in 2019 and did not enter the race.

In March 2026 he and his wife Sheri announced they had moved to Miami, paying $44M for a penthouse at the Four Seasons Residences at The Surf Club in Surfside. The move was reported alongside Washington's new 9.9% tax on income over $1M, which passed the same day. Whether the Madison Park house has actually been sold is not on the record, and the hangar at Boeing Field is reported to be still his — so this tail is kept on KBFI rather than moved to Florida, and the traffic will settle the question faster than the property records will.

N211HS is a 2024 Gulfstream G700, serial 87024, hex A1BDF9, FAA status valid. The registered owner is TVPX Aircraft Solutions Inc Trustee of North Salt Lake, Utah — an owner trust, so the registry confirms the airframe and tells you nothing about who is behind it. The Schultz attribution rests on the 'HS' tail, the Boeing Field base and the submission, not on a filing. Note that the separate G650ER N19HS is tracked on this site under Starbucks rather than here, with the same caveat attached; both are TVPX trusts and neither is registered to Starbucks Corporation.