Michael Bloomberg returns to New Jersey after a Sonoma County visit

Michael Bloomberg flew from Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport (KSTS) to Morristown Municipal Airport (KMMU) on May 25, 2026, a 4-hour-56-minute trip aboard his Dassault Falcon 900LX, tail number N47EG. The aircraft reached a maximum altitude of 41,025 feet and a top ground speed of 558 knots.

The same week, Bloomberg Philanthropies is gearing up for the June 2026 launch of its annual American Cities Climate Challenge, a program that provides technical support and grants to U.S. mayors working to reduce urban carbon emissions, per the foundation’s public schedule. Bloomberg, who serves as UN Special Envoy for Climate Ambition and Solutions, often uses the Sonoma area for retreats and donor meetings tied to his climate advocacy.

The flight continues a pattern of cross-country movement for Bloomberg: his N47EG had flown from Morristown to Sonoma just four days earlier, on May 21. His fleet of two Falcon 900 variants, operated through Wing & Rotor Transportation Holdings LLC, regularly shuttles him between his New York-area base (Newark Liberty) and destinations linked to his philanthropic, media-business, and climate-activism work.