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Altria's Gulfstream takes a short hop in Connecticut the week of its CEO's consulting agreement
The tobacco giant's jet flew from Bridgeport to a nearby airfield on June 5, days after CEO Billy Gifford signed a consulting deal.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · Altria
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Altria flew from Igor I Sikorsky Memorial Airport (KBDR) to a nearby airfield on June 5, a 13-minute hop that covered barely 30 miles. The Gulfstream G600, tail number N805AG, had just arrived from Richmond earlier that day.
The short flight comes the same week that Altria’s chief executive, Billy Gifford, entered into a consulting agreement with the company, per a May 15 SEC filing. The document, which outlines Gifford’s continued advisory role, suggests a leadership transition is underway at the Marlboro parent.
Altria’s jet has been active lately: it flew to Paris and Germany in late May before returning to Richmond. This brief Connecticut leg may have been a personal or logistical stop, but it lands amid a quiet corporate reshuffling.
Aboard the Gulfstream G600


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