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PNC Financial flies to Westchester County Airport, likely for New York meetings
The bank's Challenger 300 lands near Manhattan as PNC continues its post-FirstBank expansion push.
By celebplanes · 1 min read · PNC Financial
PNC Financial
PNC Financial flew from Giffin Airport in Pennsylvania to Westchester County Airport on June 7, 2026, the Bombardier Challenger 300 (tail N412DL) completing the 64-minute hop by early evening. The aircraft reached an altitude of 27,500 feet and a top speed of 470 knots, touching down at KHPN just past 6 p.m.
The trip coincides with a period of heightened activity for the Pittsburgh-based bank. After closing its acquisition of FirstBank in January, PNC reported a strong first quarter in April — net income of $1.8 billion and loan growth of 7%, per the earnings release. While no specific public event is scheduled in the New York area for Monday, Westchester County Airport is a common gateway for financial industry meetings, and CEO Bill Demchak has emphasized client acquisition and technology investments in recent calls.
This evening's flight follows a busy week for PNC's fleet: earlier in June, its aircraft shuttled between Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Fort Lauderdale, and a Global 5000 performed a local maintenance hop in May, per Celebplanes tracking. The Challenger 300, registered under a time-sharing agreement with Demchak (per a 2021 SEC filing), appears to be keeping the bank's executives mobile as they manage a nationwide footprint.
Aboard the Bombardier Challenger 300


The aircraft
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