Danaher's Falcon 900B lands in Bahamas after Masimo deal closes

Danaher's Dassault Falcon 900B, tail N886DC, was tracked departing Walnut Hill Airport in Virginia on June 24 and arriving at Leonard M. Thompson International Airport in the Bahamas after a 1-hour 43-minute flight. The aircraft's movements follow the June 10 closing of Danaher's $9.9 billion acquisition of Masimo Corporation, per the Orange County Business Journal.

If Danaher executives were aboard, the trip to the Bahamas would come just after Masimo CEO Katie Szyman announced her departure from the acquired company, as reported in the same publication. The destination offers a plausible setting for post-deal strategic discussions or a brief retreat following the integration announcement.

The flight pattern shows Danaher's aircraft frequently shuttling between Washington-area home base and various U.S. hubs, including recent trips to Chicago and California. This Bahamas leg, however, is an outlier from the typical business circuit, suggesting a personal or executive-level break rather than a routine operational visit.