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Corning returns to Elmira after a short hop from Morristown
The tech firm’s Falcon 900 makes a same-day round trip likely tied to executive meetings near New York.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · Corning
Corning
Corning flew from Morristown Municipal Airport to its home base at Elmira Corning Regional Airport on June 4, a 32-minute hop in the Falcon 900 tail N38CG. The aircraft had departed Elmira earlier the same morning, suggesting a same-day business round trip.
The destination is Corning’s headquarters at 1 Riverfront Plaza, where CEO Wendell Weeks and senior leadership are based. With New York City and major financial hubs reachable from Morristown, the trip likely involved board discussions, investor briefings, or client meetings tied to Corning’s core businesses in Gorilla Glass and ceramic substrates.
The flight fits a pattern visible in recent days: Corning’s aircraft have shuttled between Elmira, Charlotte, Boston, and other tech corridor cities, reflecting the company’s reliance on its unusually large flight department — seven jets for a firm of its size — to move executives efficiently between headquarters and key business centers.
Aboard the Dassault Falcon 900
The aircraft
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