Former company aircraft hits market with $10.5 million asking price
Summary
– WWE’s former corporate jet has been listed for nearly $10.5 million
– Logan Paul joked about buying it before later saying he was seriously considering the move
– Paul called the purchase the biggest heel flex in WWE history
Logan Paul may have found his next outrageous wrestling flex.
During his latest vlog, Paul noticed that WWE’s former corporate jet had been listed for sale. What started as a joke about buying the plane quickly turned into something he sounded ready to consider.
“Hey, let’s buy the WWE jet. It just went up for sale. It’s $10.5 million. Bro, that’s the plane we see every time we go and I’m like, ‘Look at the red plane.’ We snuck on that plane. Should we go up and check it out?”
Paul then pushed the bit even further by joking about buying WWE itself. Still, the aircraft is very real and officially on the market.
Hagerty Jet Group lists the jet on behalf of WWE Jet Services for $10,495,000. It is a 2008 Bombardier Global 5000 based in White Plains, New York.
The listing says the aircraft has a 13-passenger cabin, Starlink and JetWave high-speed internet, upgraded avionics, and maintenance programs covering the engines and auxiliary power unit.
The plane also received a full interior and exterior refurbishment from Bombardier in late 2023. The listing notes that it has had two U.S. owners and no reported damage history.
That alone would make the jet an expensive piece of WWE history. For Paul, it could also become part of his on-screen villain image.
He brought the idea up again during a livestream and asked fans whether he should buy it. This time, he framed the purchase as the ultimate heel move.
“Hey chat, let me know if you guys think I should buy the WWE jet. I’m going to buy the WWE jet and pull off the biggest flex that any heel has ever done in the history of WWE. Because I’m the greatest heel that’s ever lived, and that’s a fact. I’m not playing the heel. I am the heel. I’m going to buy the jet in real life.”
Whether Paul actually spends more than $10 million on WWE’s former plane remains to be seen. Still, the idea fits his brand perfectly.
Logan Paul has built a career out of turning loud ideas into real moments. Buying WWE’s old corporate jet would be one of his wildest moves yet.
