Elon Musk flies to Teterboro as Washington policy work resumes

Elon Musk flew from Barstow Daggett Airport to Teterboro Airport on June 9, 2026, a 4-hour, 7-minute hop in his Gulfstream G650ER, N628TS. The aircraft climbed to 45,050 feet and touched down just after midnight local time.

The trip lands Musk in the New York metro area the same week he is expected to resume a series of policy meetings tied to his work co-leading DOGE under the Trump administration, a role he departed in May 2025 but continues to advise on an informal basis, per [celebplanes.com](https://www.celebplanes.com/celebrity/elon-musk). Teterboro is the standard gateway for Manhattan and Washington D.C. engagements, and Musk's fleet has logged multiple flights to the region in recent days, including a June 8 arrival from an unlisted origin.

The flight continues a pattern of heavy East Coast travel for Musk, whose 2024 logs showed 31 trips to Palm Beach alone, many tied to political activity. With his new G800 now in service and the G650ER still active, Musk maintains the kind of multi-aircraft operation that lets him keep one jet positioned near Washington while others serve SpaceX and Tesla sites in Texas and California.