Gulfstream IV SP N330RW linked to Russell Wilson makes 12-minute Teterboro-White Plains hop
Why It MattersVery short repositioning hops between Teterboro and White Plains show how Hudson Valley business-jet traffic relies on tightly spaced airports, with large-cabin aircraft often flying legs measured in minutes.
A Gulfstream IV SP, registration N330RW, which the source associates with former NFL quarterback Russell Wilson, flew from Teterboro to White Plains. It departed at 01:32 UTC and landed at 01:45 UTC, spending 12 minutes in the air over a great-circle distance of 29 nautical miles (33 miles). The aircraft averaged a ground speed of 141 knots, peaked at 253 knots and reached a highest altitude of 3,425 feet. The flight burned an estimated 78 US gallons of fuel, producing about 750 kilograms of CO2, roughly the same as driving a car 1,857 miles.
The Gulfstream IV SP is a large jet with a range of 4,166 nautical miles, a top speed of Mach 0.88, a ceiling of 45,000 feet and typical seating for 14 passengers. N330RW remains registered to West2East 330 LLC in Seattle, and its home base is King County International Airport in Seattle, 2,089 nautical miles from White Plains. Teterboro's longest runway is 6,997 feet at 9 feet elevation; White Plains' is 6,549 feet at 439 feet elevation.
In the 30 days before this flight, the aircraft made 16 flights totaling 33.6 hours in the air, visiting 11 airports in two countries and flying about 13,811 nautical miles. The most common destinations were Teterboro, New York and Las Vegas, and the longest leg was White Plains to Las Vegas on October 16, covering 1,953 nautical miles. N330RW had one earlier landing at White Plains in the tracked window, on October 31, 2026, 13 days before this flight, and had been on the ground about 11 days after a previous tracked landing at Teterboro on November 2, 2026.
Recent flights include a November 2 hop from White Plains to Teterboro lasting 7 minutes over 20 nautical miles; a same-day flight from Denver to New York taking 3 hours 17 minutes over 1,422 nautical miles; and, on October 31, a 4-hour flight from White Plains to Colorado Springs over 1,405 nautical miles and an 8-minute Teterboro-White Plains flight over 20 nautical miles.
Wilson played fourteen NFL seasons and made ten Pro Bowls. Drafted in the third round in 2012, he won Super Bowl XLVIII in his second season. He played for Seattle through 2021, then Denver from 2022, Pittsburgh in 2024 and the Giants in 2025. The 2026 season starts with him on CBS's The NFL Today; his broadcast job is based in New York, where Teterboro and Westchester County are common airports.
