Jody Allen Private jet tracker

Jody Allen is the sister of Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen and, since his death in October 2018, the executor and trustee of his estate. She chairs Vulcan Inc, the Seattle holding company the siblings founded in 1986. She co-founded the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation and has run Vulcan Productions and the Seattle Art Fair.

Paul Allen's will directed that his sports teams be sold, with the proceeds to philanthropy, and in 2026 the estate did both. The Portland Trail Blazers went to Tom Dundon's group at a headline $4.25B: 80.1% closed on 31 March 2026 at a $4B valuation, and the remaining 19.9% transfers at $4.5B no later than September 2028, so the estate keeps a shrinking minority stake until then. The Seattle Seahawks followed in September 2026, sold for $9.612B — an NFL record — to a group controlled by Vinod, Neeru and Neal Khosla, with minority investors including Mark Stevens and Penny Pritzker. For the first time since 1988 neither franchise is run by an Allen.

N650AF is a 2014 Gulfstream G650, S/N 6089, hex A88CC0, FAA-registered to Vulcan Aircraft Inc. Some spotter databases still carry the earlier registrant name, Vulcan Northwest Inc; it is the same corporate family. This is the plain G650 rather than the ER — 7,000nm rather than 7,500 — and it is the survivor of what was once a much larger Allen fleet that included a 757 and a 737.

Read this tail as the Vulcan flight department rather than as one person. It carries estate, foundation and family travel. Its movements before the 2026 sales tracked the Seahawks and Trail Blazers calendars closely; with both teams sold, that pattern should fade, and team-schedule trips from here on are no longer ownership business.