Citigroup's jet lands in Anchorage on return from Asia after India conference and China meetings

Citigroup's Bombardier Global 6000 (tail N1812C) was tracked flying from Miyun, China, to Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport on June 28, a 7-hour 56-minute hop covering around 4,000 miles. The aircraft had been on an extended Asian tour that included stops in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Beijing over the previous two weeks.

If Citigroup senior executives were aboard, the timing would suggest a routine refueling stop en route back to the bank's Teterboro home base. The stopover comes days after the bank announced strong annual stress test results and a 12% dividend increase on June 24 [citigroup.com](https://www.citigroup.com/global/news/press-release/2026/citi-completion-annual-supervisory-stress-test-process). Earlier in the month, Chair and CEO Jane Fraser met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and hosted over 1,500 clients at the Citi India Conference in Mumbai [citigroup.com](https://www.citigroup.com/global/news/press-release/2026/prime-minister-narendra-modi-citi-chair-ceo-jane-fraser-india-growth-priorities).

The flight pattern—Athens to Kuala Lumpur, then shuttles around Southeast Asia, followed by Beijing—underscores Citi's push into Asian markets as it works toward its 10-11% RoTCE target. Anchorage, a common tech stop for transpacific corporate jets, appears to be a brief pause before the final leg to the U.S. East Coast.