Pfizer flight from Paris to Teterboro lands ahead of drug pricing hearing

Pfizer flew from Paris-Le Bourget International Airport to Teterboro Airport on May 27, 2026, completing a 6-hour, 51-minute crossing at 45,025 feet. The Gulfstream G650ER, tail N6CP, touched down in New Jersey at 10:59 UTC, returning the company's jet to its Northeast base after a week that took it from Teterboro to Paris, then to São Paulo and Mexico City, per flight records.

The same week, the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce is scheduled to hold a hearing on prescription drug pricing, as covered by Reuters on May 26. Pfizer’s CEO, Albert Bourla, has been listed among witnesses expected to face bipartisan questions about the company's pricing strategy for its COVID-19 treatment Paxlovid and other patent-protected drugs. The hearing coincides with an ongoing congressional probe into pharmacy-benefit manager practices, a topic directly affecting Pfizer's revenue.

The flight pattern shows Pfizer's aircraft circling a familiar route: Westchester County, Paris, São Paulo, and Mexico City — a global footprint that mirrors the company's regulatory and investor meetings. Returning to Teterboro places the company's leadership within reach of Capitol Hill and its Manhattan headquarters for the week's political calendar.