Brad Garlinghouse's aircraft lands in Santa Monica amid Ripple's OCC trust charter push

Brad Garlinghouse's Bombardier Global 6000, N100RP, was tracked departing Van Nuys Airport at 5:35 PM local time on June 24 and arriving at Santa Monica Municipal Airport 10 minutes later, climbing to just 1,800 feet for the short hop across the San Fernando Valley.

If Brad Garlinghouse was aboard, the flight would land the same week blockchainecho.info reported that Ripple, JPMorgan, Mastercard, and Ondo Finance completed a tokenized Treasury redemption on the XRP Ledger in about five seconds. The settlement, disclosed June 23, moves Ripple's institutional narrative forward with the same partners that crypto.news notes are watching the CLARITY Act yield-compromise fight between Brad Garlinghouse and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon.

Santa Monica is not a typical destination for N100RP, which usually shuttles between San Francisco, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale or makes longer runs to Singapore and Australia. The short hop from Van Nuys suggests either a convenient reposition or a discrete meeting in the coastal corridor. Ripple holds an OCC trust charter, and per coinpedia.org, Brad Garlinghouse confirmed the conditions are within the company's control to meet.