Michael Saylor flies from Suzie Field to Washington Dulles the day of the Strategy stock sell-off

On June 8, 2026, Michael Saylor flew from Suzie Field in Maryland to Washington Dulles International Airport aboard N3877, a Bombardier Global Express. The flight lasted three minutes, covered 39.33°N to 39.28°N, and maxed out at 3,700 feet — a short reposition or a quick ferry hop, not a transcontinental journey.

The same day, The Motley Fool reported that Strategy Inc., where Saylor serves as Executive Chairman, sold 32 Bitcoins for $2.5 million during the week of May 26 — the first such sale since Saylor said the company would never sell its holdings. The move, described as a signal to credit ratings agencies that Strategy can liquefy its collateral, comes as Strategy stock has fallen 75% from its peak. Saylor’s Bitcoin treasury, the world’s largest public-company stash at over 600,000 BTC, has taken a beating alongside the broader crypto downturn.

Saylor’s N3877 primarily flies between Dulles and Miami Beach, where he claims his primary residence, Villa Vecchia, though the D.C. Attorney General’s 2022 tax fraud complaint — settled in 2024 for $40 million — alleged his true home is the Georgetown penthouse known as Trigate, just a few miles from where this flight landed. Tonight’s brief hop keeps the plane warm at home base. [fool.com](https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/06/08/strategy-stock-billionaire-michael-saylor-bitcoin/)