Danaher lands in Montrose the week after closing its $9.9B Masimo acquisition

Danaher Corporation flew from Ayres-Aicp Airport in New Jersey to Montrose Regional Airport on June 18, touching down at 17:19 UTC in a Falcon 900B (tail N886DC) after a three-hour, 57-minute flight that reached 40,050 feet.

The trip comes the same week Danaher completed its $9.9 billion acquisition of Masimo Corporation on June 10, per a Danaher investor press release. Masimo, a pulse oximetry and patient-monitoring specialist, now operates as a standalone subsidiary within Danaher's Diagnostics segment. The deal, first announced in February at $180 per share, was approved by Masimo shareholders in May and closed this month, according to massdevice.com.

Danaher maintains a recurring presence in the Montrose area — the Falcon made round trips between Washington Dulles and the region on May 22 and May 25, and between Montrose and Redding, California, on May 23 and May 25. The pattern suggests a regular destination for the company, likely tied to executive retreats or operational reviews at a facility in the region.