Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol must now use the coffee giant's private aircraft for all travel to enhance his security, a company spokesperson confirmed to FOX Business. STARBUCKS’ TURNAROUND PLAN SHOWS PROMISE IN US AS SALES GROWTH RETURNS FOR FIRST TIME IN 2 YEARSUnder Starbucks’ previous policy, Niccol's personal, non-commuting flights were limited to $250,000 annually. That restriction remained in place until September 2025, when the board approved a new framework removing the cap. Niccol's personal use of the company aircraft will now be subject to a quarterly review process, according to the spokesperson. Ticker Security Last Change Change % SBUX STARBUCKS CORP. 95.16 -0.56 -0.59%"This change was driven by the security study’s recommendation that Mr. Niccol use the Company’s aircraft for all air travel, including personal air travel, and Starbucks current assessment of Mr. Niccol’s security situation and the threat landscape," the filing said.