Walmart Corporate jet tracker

World's largest retailer by revenue: ~10,500 stores under 46 banners in 19 countries; e-commerce in 10 countries. ~2.1M associates. FY25 net sales nearly $675B. New 350-acre Bentonville campus opened 2025: 12 mass-timber buildings, 2.4M sq ft, LEED Platinum target. CEO John Furner since Feb 1, 2026 (outgoing CEO Doug McMillon retired Jan 31, 2026, remains board adviser).

N392MS is a 2024 Bombardier Global 7500 (BD-700-2A12, S/N 70209, hex A48B5B), registered January 2025 through TVPX Aircraft Solutions — an owner trust that keeps Walmart's name off the registry entry, though the spotter databases label it plainly. It is the long-haul aircraft in the fleet and has been photographed as far out as Taipei Songshan. N383PA is an Embraer Praetor 500 (EMB-545, S/N 55010173, hex A467B5) for the domestic store-visit circuit. Full active fleet: 1 Bombardier BD-700 Global, 1 BD-700-2A12 Global, 2 Embraer Legacy 450 / Praetor 500, 1 Embraer Legacy 500 / Praetor 600 on order.

The fleet works out of Rogers Executive Airport — Carter Field, eight miles from the home office, where Beaver Lake Aviation, a wholly owned Walmart subsidiary, has run the FBO since 1986. The 2025 board adopted a policy requiring CEO Doug McMillon to use company aircraft for ALL business and personal travel based on a third-party security assessment; the same policy was adopted for John Furner upon promotion. Disclosed FY26 personal aircraft use: McMillon $321,658, Furner $231,031, Rainey (CFO) $257,612.