Stryker aircraft lands in Trenton after a week of European travel and cybersecurity recovery

Stryker's Bombardier Global 5000 (N625SC) was tracked flying from Walker Airport in Michigan to Trenton Mercer Airport on June 25, 2026, a 1-hour-17-minute hop that arrived just before 6 p.m. The flight originates from a general aviation field near the company's Kalamazoo headquarters and touches down in central New Jersey, within driving distance of several Stryker facilities in the Northeast.

If Stryker executives were aboard, the arrival would follow a busy week of aircraft movements that included trips to London, Ireland, and Ontario. The June 21 Toronto landing occurred the same week the company was still managing the operational effects of a March cybersecurity incident — a hack that disrupted its Microsoft environment and delayed revenue recognition in the orthopedic implant business, per a Stryker customer update [stryker.com](https://www.stryker.com/ca/en/about/news/a-message-to-our-customers-03-2026.html). CEO Kevin Lobo told ORTHOWORLD the company expects the impact to normalize over the course of 2026 [orthoworld.com](https://www.orthoworld.com/stryker-expects-hack-impact-to-normalize-over-course-of-year/).

The Trenton landing does not correspond to an obvious public event in the area, though Stryker maintains sales and distribution operations throughout the Northeast corridor. The flight appears to be a return to the continental U.S. after the European leg, rather than a visit to a specific factory or meeting — a routine repositioning for a company that keeps its three-aircraft fleet in near-constant motion.