Outlaw Snax Corporate jet tracker

Outlaw Snax is an American snack brand built on bold-flavour corn products — Spicy Ranch and Chili Lime Blaze tortilla chips, Space Puffs, Crazy Queso and Cosmic Grains — made with non-GMO corn and manufactured at a plant in Ocala, Florida. The ownership group behind it is the same one that runs Bad Boy Mowers, the zero-turn mower manufacturer founded in 1998 in Batesville, Arkansas and led by Phil Pulley. The two brands campaign together, from joint Hurricane Ian relief drives to sponsorship of the PBR's KC Outlaws.

N627CR is a 1999 Dassault Falcon 900EX trijet (S/N 048, hex A83080), previously on the UK register as G-GPWH and G-CBHT. It is held by Arrowhead Aviation Inc of Batesville — the same small north-Arkansas town as the mower plant — which is what ties the airframe to the ownership group rather than to the snack company's Florida factory.

The registration is on the FAA's block list, so mainstream trackers show it as blocked; the unfiltered ADS-B feeds this site uses still see it. Expect Batesville as the anchor, with runs to the Ocala plant, Kansas City for the PBR team, Little Rock, Dallas and Las Vegas for the trade-show circuit.