Brad Garlinghouse's aircraft lands in London the week of the CLARITY Act debate

Brad Garlinghouse's Bombardier Global 6000 (N100RP) was tracked departing Teterboro Airport (KTEB) on June 28, 2026, and arriving at London City Airport (EGLC) after a 6-hour 14-minute flight, reaching a max altitude of 41,025 feet.

If aboard, Brad Garlinghouse would arrive in London the same week he has been publicly advocating for the CLARITY Act, a proposed US regulatory framework for digital assets. Per BeInCrypto, Garlinghouse recently criticized JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon for misrepresenting the bill, arguing that clear rules are needed to prevent crypto activity from moving offshore. London, as a global financial hub, is a natural venue for meetings with international regulators or investors on this topic.

The flight from Teterboro—a common departure point for New York-area business travel—continues a pattern of transatlantic movements for the Ripple CEO's aircraft. Garlinghouse's Global 6000, based at San Francisco International, frequently visits financial centers like Miami, New York, and Singapore, reflecting Ripple's global regulatory and business engagements.