Michael Saylor's Bombardier Global Express N3877 lands at Dulles after a 32-minute hop from Philadelphia

Michael Saylor's Bombardier Global Express, registered as N3877, flew from Philadelphia International Airport to Washington Dulles International Airport on Thursday, October 22, 2026. The aircraft departed Philadelphia at 21:15 UTC and touched down at Dulles at 21:48 UTC, spending 32 minutes in the air. The great-circle distance between the two airports is 115 nautical miles, or 132 miles.

The flight used only 2 percent of the aircraft's range. The top ground speed reached 369 knots. Philadelphia's longest runway is 12,000 feet, with an elevation of 36 feet. Dulles' longest runway is 11,500 feet, with an elevation of 312 feet.

The flight averaged a ground speed of 212 knots and reached a highest altitude of 12,925 feet. N3877 burned roughly 216 gallons of fuel, producing about 2.1 metric tons of CO2. That is roughly the same as driving a car 5,144 miles. The Bombardier Global Express is an ultra-long-range jet with a top speed of Mach 0.89, a ceiling of 51,000 feet, and a range of 6,700 nautical miles. It typically seats 13 to 18 passengers.

In the 30 days before this flight, N3877 made 17 flights, spending 31.3 hours in the air. Those flights produced about 120,350 kilograms of CO2, according to tracking estimates. The aircraft is a 2008 Bombardier Global Express, serial number 9304, registered to 821 393 LLC at Strategy Inc. headquarters.

This was the 14th tracked landing at Dulles for N3877 since July 16, 2026. The previous Dulles arrival was on October 21, two days before this flight. Dulles is the aircraft's home base on file. In the 30 days before this flight, N3877 visited eight airports in two countries and flew about 11,161 nautical miles. The longest leg in that period was a 3,695-nautical-mile flight from Munich to Dulles on October 3. Other tracked aircraft that landed at Dulles in the 24 hours before this arrival included a Gulfstream G500 for Nestle, a Dassault Falcon 8X for Volkswagen, a Gulfstream G550 for Northrop Grumman, a Gulfstream G550 for DuPont, and a Gulfstream IV for Paris Hilton.

The aircraft's most common destinations in the tracked period were Dulles with 13 landings, Teterboro with 7, and Baltimore with 4. Recent flights included a trip from Las Vegas to Dulles on October 20, and a Dulles-to-Las Vegas leg on October 18. The aircraft also flew between Teterboro and Baltimore on October 15.

Michael Saylor is the co-founder and executive chairman of Strategy Inc., formerly MicroStrategy. The company holds more than 600,000 Bitcoin, the largest public-company Bitcoin treasury in the world. Saylor's net worth is estimated at $4.6 to $5.2 billion, heavily tied to Bitcoin's price. The DC attorney general sued Saylor in August 2022, alleging he evaded more than $25 million in DC income taxes between 2005 and 2020, with potential liability exceeding $75 million. No news event tied to Saylor or Strategy Inc. was found near Philadelphia or Dulles on this date.

The flight ended at the home base on file. N3877 had been on the ground in Philadelphia for about nine hours before departing for Dulles.