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IBM's Gulfstream G650ER lands in Boston the week of its OpenAI cyber defense partnership

If aboard, IBM's arrival coincides with the launch of a new application security service tied to OpenAI's Daybreak program.

By celebplanes · 1 min read · IBM

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IBM's Gulfstream G650ER (N780TW) flight path — 62MA — Field of Dreams to KBOS — Boston Logan
Flight path · 62MA — Field of DreamsKBOS — Boston Logan · 22m airborne
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Departure
62MA — Field of Dreams
Arrival
KBOS — Boston Logan
Airborne
22m
Distance
33 nm
CO₂
1.7t

IBM's aircraft, tail number N780TW, was tracked flying from Field of Dreams Airport in New York to Boston Logan International Airport on June 24, 2026, a 22-minute hop reaching 12,450 feet. The flight arrived just after 7:42 PM UTC.

If aboard, IBM would arrive in Boston the same week the company announced it had joined OpenAI's Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, as covered by thenextweb.com and pulse2.com. The partnership introduces a new application security service that uses frontier AI models to identify and validate software vulnerabilities, delivered through IBM Consulting Advantage. The move follows IBM's recent $10 billion quantum computing commitment, per intelligentcio.com, and a strategic partnership with Google Cloud earlier this month.

This flight fits IBM's pattern of short hops between New York-area airports and Boston, a key hub for client engagements and research. The company maintains a fleet of two Gulfstream G650ERs based at Westchester County Airport, near its Armonk headquarters, and regularly shuttles executives to Boston for meetings and partnerships.

Aboard the Gulfstream G650ER

Gulfstream G650ER exterior — IBM's private jet (N780TW)
Gulfstream G650ER cabin floor plan — IBM's private jet interior layout
Exterior & cabin layout · Gulfstream G650ER

The aircraft

Type
Gulfstream G650ER
Tail
N780TW
Max alt
12,450 ft
Max speed
329 kt

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