MrBeast Private Jet: The Hawker on His Company's Registry and the Jets He Gives Away

Does MrBeast have a private jet? Not in his own name, according to Aerocorner’s review of the FAA file. An FAA name search for “MRBEAST” returns one aircraft, a Hawker 400 registered to MrBeastYouTube LLC, and the timing points to the jet he gave away in a December 2025 video.

Most of the search interest here comes from the giveaways, so we cover them too, along with what a light jet like the Hawker 400 costs to buy and fly.

Does MrBeast Have a Private Jet?

The FAA registry search for “MRBEAST” on November 6, 2026 returned a single aircraft. N505XP is a Raytheon Aircraft Company model 400A, serial number RK-505, status valid, registered to MrBeastYouTube LLC in Greenville, North Carolina. The registration certificate was issued on December 23, 2025. The year of manufacture field is empty.

The owner is a company, not a person. That is the pattern in most celebrity aircraft stories, and it means the registry cannot tell us who flies on the aircraft or what it is used for.

What we could not find

We searched under his channel name, not his legal name. The aviation site Aerocorner reports that no aircraft is registered in his own name and says N505XP is the only aircraft in the US file under any MrBeast company. It also quotes a February 2025 post in which he said he had flown Southwest multiple times that year. We cite that as his own reported statement. It does not settle how he travels today.

The Jet Giveaways

MrBeast has given away aircraft in more than one video, and the details tend to blur together. Here is what named outlets report.

The December 2025 video

In “100 Pilots Fight For A Private Jet,” posted December 6, 2025, pilot Jabari “Treezy” Brown won a Hawker that AvBrief reported at about $2.4 million, according to Aerocorner, which cites JustHelicopters identifying it as a Hawker 400XP.

Aerocorner, in an October 16, 2026 roundup by Tim de Vries, notes that Hawker 400XP N505XP was registered to MrBeastYouTube LLC of Greenville, North Carolina, with an FAA certificate dated December 23, 2025, 17 days after the video. It adds that no public source ties N505XP to the video, so the link is likely, not proven. We treat it the same way.

Earlier giveaways

In a July 2025 video, “Survive 100 Days Trapped In A Private Jet, Keep It,” pilot Armando Carrion won a Hawker 800, according to Aerocorner. The same report says Carrion told Supercar Blondie in a May 2026 interview that the jet was sold for around $2.5 million. That is his figure, not a documented sale price.

The Hawker 400: A Light Jet Explained

The Hawker 400 family is a light business jet, a class that sits below the midsize jets in cabin size and range. N505XP is listed in the registry as a Raytheon 400A, and press reports call the prize a Hawker 400XP. These are variants of the same family.

Light jets cost less to buy and fly than larger aircraft, which is why they show up in giveaways. If you want the wider price picture, see our guide to the best private jets under $20 million. For how light jets compare on speed, see the fastest private jets in the world.

Why a prize jet is not free

A winner receives an aircraft, but not the budget to run it: crew, hangar, insurance, inspections and fuel keep billing whether the jet flies or not, which is one reason a prize jet can end up sold, as Carrion’s reportedly was. For the line items behind that, from crew to hangar and maintenance, read our cost of owning a private jet guide.

What a Hawker 400 Costs to Buy and Fly

We do not quote a purchase price for the Hawker 400, because we did not open a current, sourced figure. The only value attached to this story is the roughly $2.4 million AvBrief reported for the prize jet, as cited by Aerocorner.

You do not have to own one to fly one. Charter prices for light jets depend on the route, the date and the operator; our private jet charter cost guide explains what goes into a quote.

How We Checked

We ran an FAA registry name search for “MRBEAST” on November 6, 2026, which returned N505XP, and opened the N-number record to read the model, serial number, status, owner and dates. We then read press and trade reports from named outlets on the giveaways. We attribute each value and date to its outlet.

The registry shows registration, not use. For other creators and entrepreneurs, see our celebrity private jets hub, including Andrew Tate and Grant Cardone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MrBeast own a private jet?

An FAA search shows one aircraft under his company, MrBeastYouTube LLC: a Raytheon 400A, N505XP, registered December 23, 2025. Aerocorner reports no aircraft registered to him personally. Reports tie the jet to a video giveaway, but the link is likely, not proven.

What jet did MrBeast give away?

In a video posted December 6, 2025, a pilot named Jabari Brown won a Hawker reported as a 400XP worth about $2.4 million, according to Aerocorner's summary of AvBrief and JustHelicopters. In a separate July 2025 video, pilot Armando Carrion won a Hawker 800.

Does MrBeast fly private?

We could not confirm it. Aerocorner reports no personal jet in his name, and quotes a February 2025 post in which he said he had flown Southwest multiple times that year. His company does hold a Hawker on the FAA registry, but the registry does not say who flies on it.

Sources

• FAA Aircraft Registry, name inquiry “MRBEAST” and N-number inquiry N505XP, registry.faa.gov, checked November 6, 2026.
• Aerocorner, Tim de Vries, YouTubers With Private Jets: Who Owns One and Who Just Films in Them, October 16, 2026, https://aerocorner.com/blog/youtubers-private-jets/