Former WWE Corporate Jet Goes Up for Sale With Insane Price Tag

Logan Paul started out joking about buying WWE’s old corporate jet. A few minutes later, it didn’t sound like a joke anymore.

While flying on his latest vlog, Logan spotted that WWE’s former corporate aircraft had officially gone up for sale and immediately started talking about buying it himself. The conversation quickly snowballed from purchasing the plane to joking about buying WWE.

“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?”

Then Logan took the joke even further. He joked that instead of stopping at the airplane, he should just buy WWE itself before throwing out a shot at the man he blames for tearing his triceps at Saturday Night’s Main Event. What made the conversation interesting is that the jet is actually on the market.

The aircraft is listed by Hagerty Jet Group for $10,495,000 on behalf of WWE Jet Services. It’s a 2008 Bombardier Global 5000 (serial number 9245) based in White Plains, New York, with a 13-passenger cabin, Starlink and JetWave high-speed internet, upgraded avionics, a complete interior and exterior refurbishment completed by Bombardier in late 2023, and maintenance programs covering both the engines and auxiliary power unit. The listing also notes the aircraft has had two U.S. owners, no reported damage history, and is being marketed as a turnkey opportunity.

That could have been the end of it. Instead, Logan brought the idea back up later during a livestream and made it clear that buying the jet is something he’s actually considering. He even called it the ultimate heel move, saying nobody in WWE history has ever pulled off anything bigger.

“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 Logan follows through is another question, but this isn’t some fictional purchase he dreamed up on camera. The jet is officially for sale, and if anyone in wrestling has built a reputation for turning outrageous ideas into reality, it’s Logan Paul. Whether he actually spends more than $10 million on WWE’s former corporate aircraft is something fans will now be watching.

Do you think Logan Paul is serious about buying WWE’s former corporate jet, or is this just another Maverick stunt? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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